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Keynote Theatre
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- Future of care
Homecare's time has come. Demographics, public preference and government policy are all pointing in the same direction: the number of people over 85 will double in a generation, most people want to li ... -
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- Compliance & regulation
Join us to hear Chris Badger, our Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care and Integrated Care’s key priorities for the future of adult social care regulation. -
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- Workforce sustainability
Recruitment remains one of the biggest challenges facing social care, but what does it really take to attract and retain the right people? In this candid fireside chat, a care provider, and former par ... -
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- Future of care
Neighbourhood health services are set to become a major part of the future health and care landscape, but what could they mean for social care providers? While many details are still emerging, this se ... -
- Compliance & regulation
A live session with the CQC: Jenny was being hoisted into bed and slipped from the sling, resulting in fall to floor including bump to head……….follow the safeguarding as it unfolds.Speakers
Homecare Theatre
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- Compliance & regulation
Care workers are increasingly being asked to carry out delegated healthcare activities, ranging from medications to wound dressings or PEG feeds. This practice varies between region and organisation a ... -
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- Compliance & regulation
Around one million older people in the UK receive home care, and almost half take five or more medicines - a population projected to grow by 60% over the next two decades. The care workers visiting th ... -
- Workforce sustainability
Recruitment and retention challenges continue to put pressure on homecare providers, while growing demand makes effective workforce planning more important than ever. This panel discussion will explor ... -
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- Funding pressures
Private clients can afford your service, so why are they not choosing you? Kiran Gill, Co-Founder of Azure Care, explores how self-funding families make care decisions, where providers lose trust, and why stronger positioning matters more than simply spending more on digital advertising. Drawing on her experience in global brand strategy, business coaching and home care, Kiran offers practical insight into attracting and retaining private-pay clients. -
- Compliance & regulation
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- Future of care
Neighbourhood Health is one of the most significant reforms to health and social care in England for many years. This session will explain what the Neighbourhood Health framework means for homecare pr ... -
- Future of care
Research has the potential to transform social care, yet many care providers often don’t recognise the important role they can play in generating evidence, influencing policy, and improving outcomes f ...
People & Workforce Theatre
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- Workforce sustainability
Recruitment and retention remain among the biggest challenges facing care providers, but are we doing enough to recognise and nurture the talent already within our organisations? In this practical ses ... -
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- Workforce sustainability
Behind every outstanding care service is a manager carrying immense responsibility. They are expected to lead with confidence, inspire their teams, meet regulatory standards and support others through some of life's most challenging moments—often while neglecting their own wellbeing. This thought-provoking and inspiring session shines a light on the often unseen reality of care management and explores why investing in the people who lead our services is one of the most powerful ways to strengthen the workforce. Through honest reflection, practical insights and real-life experience, delegates will discover how self-awareness, resilience and intentional leadership can transform not only their own wellbeing, but also the culture, confidence and performance of their teams. Attendees will leave feeling seen, understood and empowered, with practical strategies they can implement immediately to lead with greater clarity, confidence and purpose. Because when we care for those who care for ot -
- Compliance & regulation
Historically, many organisations have understandably focused heavily on preparing for inspections themselves. This session looks at where success lives; continuous quality improvement rather than po ... -
- Funding pressures
Commissioning decisions can have a profound impact on the lives of people who rely on care and support, shaping everything from continuity of care to choice, independence and wellbeing. This session w ... -
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- Compliance & regulation
With the landmark ruling in June 2026, this is a picture of a changing landscape with recent developments still being understood.Join us to talk about the evolving picture, share insights and share re ... -
- Workforce sustainability
The talk will: Explore what workplace incivility looks like in care (often subtle, normalised behaviours rather than overt conflict) Link incivility to staff wellbeing, morale, sickness absence, and ...Speakers -
- Future of care
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- Compliance & regulation
Non-pharmacological approaches to dementia care are no longer a nice-to-have. They are NICE-recommended, WHO-endorsed, and increasingly what families, commissioners, and inspectors are looking for. An ...Speakers
Owners' & Directors' Forum
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- Compliance & regulation
Delegated healthcare tasks can help providers deliver more responsive, person-centred care, but they also raise important questions around accountability, risk and professional responsibility. In this ... -
- Funding pressures
Rising employment costs, increasing overheads and ongoing funding pressures are forcing providers to make difficult decisions about the future of their services. This interactive workshop will bring t ... -
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- Funding pressures
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- Workforce sustainability
Recruiting and keeping staff is one of the biggest challenges facing adult social care—and one that isn’t going away. Many factors contribute to workforce capacity issues- high vacancy rates, an aging ... -
- Funding pressures
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Technology & Innovation Theatre
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- Technology & digital innovation
Technology is transforming far more than care delivery. From finance and HR to compliance, rostering and reporting, digital tools are helping providers reduce administrative burden and improve operati ... -
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- Technology & digital innovation
As AI becomes increasingly embedded in social care, building workforce confidence is just as important as implementing the technology itself. In this panel discussion, hear directly from care workers ...Speakers -
Healthy life in care depends on four interconnected pillars: nutrition, movement, social connection and recovery. This session explores why these foundations should never be viewed in isolation and ho ... -
- Technology & digital innovation
This session will look at the day-to-day challenges care homes face with digital systems. Care homes are often working with a mix of paper and separate systems, which can make coordination and data ... -
- Technology & digital innovation
This panel explores how technology creates value across all five layers of the care ecosystem: the person being supported the carer the organisation the wider system the community Speakers will examin ... -
- Technology & digital innovation
Design & Build Theatre
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- Compliance & regulation
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Colour is often one of the last decisions made on a project, yet it can have one of the greatest influences on how people experience and understand a space. This session explores the role of colour ... -
- Future of care
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- Technology & digital innovation
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The Outstanding Society Learning Lounge
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- Compliance & regulation
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- Workforce sustainability
Reflective practice has long been embedded within nursing as a powerful tool for improving care, developing professional confidence, and supporting continuous learning. But its benefits extend far bey ... -
- Compliance & regulation
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- Funding pressures
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- Future of care
Retirement Living Show Executive Club
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An opportunity to think outside the box. To share, discuss and find solutions to support the sector and increase customer engagement. Is it time to think differently?
Keynote Theatre
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- Technology & digital innovation
Peter Kinsey, Chair of Iris Care Group, will be outlining the Digital Excellence Roadmap for working age adult services. This is an important new development for the sector which, for the first time, ... -
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- Future of care
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- Technology & digital innovation
AI is the single biggest conversation in the social care sector right now, but the gap between hype and practical adoption remains wide. This panel cuts through that, with leaders sharing real insight ... -
- Future of care
Adult social care is at a pivotal moment. Major programmes of social care, NHS and housing reform create a rare opportunity to move beyond managing pressures and towards designing a more coherent, sus ... -
- Future of care
What can the UK adult social care sector UK learn from the rest of the world? This session brings together experts from research, policy and care provision to explore how international collaboration c ... -
- Future of care
The pace of change across health and social care shows no sign of slowing. From workforce reforms and commissioning changes to regulation, funding and wider government policy, providers are facing a c ...
Homecare Theatre
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- Compliance & regulation
Care home residents are among the most vulnerable people in any healthcare system, often living with frailty, dementia, multimorbidity, and complex medication regimens. This session will explore the g ... -
- Compliance & regulation
An introduction to the principles of RBCS and the importance of clinical supervision in social care settings. -
- Compliance & regulation
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- Future of care
Why Collaboration Across Care Settings Matters explores the growing importance of partnership working across healthcare, social care, community services and the voluntary sector. As demand increases and needs become more complex, no single organisation can deliver the best outcomes alone. Through practical examples and real-world insights, the presentation examines the impact of fragmented care pathways and demonstrates how collaboration can improve communication, reduce duplication, support prevention and enhance experiences for individuals and families. It highlights the value of multidisciplinary working, community-based support and integrated approaches that place people at the centre of care. The session encourages organisations to build stronger relationships, work beyond traditional boundaries and focus on shared outcomes to create healthier, more connected and resilient communities. -
- Future of care
Delegated healthcare activities are becoming an increasingly important part of homecare, driven by growing demand, workforce pressures, and the shift towards neighbourhood health. This session will ex ... -
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- Compliance & regulation
People & Workforce Theatre
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- Compliance & regulation
Join us to talk through CQC’s requirements of registration and our expectations Get an inside look at the common pitfalls of prospective providers Hear directly from CQC’s registration team -
Before someone enquires about a care service, they will often form an impression online. In this practical session, Will Roberts, Founder of WebBox, will explore whether your organisation can be found ... -
- Workforce sustainability
Tomorrow’s care leaders are already making their mark across the sector. Chaired by Angela Boxall, this inspiring panel brings together alumni from the Care Show Thirty Under 30 initiative to share th ... -
- Future of care
We get it, we hear it all the time; this word 'intergenerational' is talked about a lot in care homes. To everyone who works in care, the benefits are clear to see, it's already witnessed when the gre ... -
- Workforce sustainability
Immigration policy continues to evolve, creating new legal and operational challenges for care providers. This session will provide an overview of the latest immigration reforms, what they mean for em ... -
- Workforce sustainability
Owners' & Directors' Forum
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- Funding pressures
Occupancy growth doesn't happen by accident. It requires a clear brand, a strong reputation and a marketing strategy that resonates with prospective residents and their families. In this interactive w ... -
Technology is evolving faster than ever, but with so many platforms, AI tools and digital initiatives entering the market, how do care providers know what will genuinely make a difference to their ser ... -
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This session is for owners and directors who are growing, scaling, or have the ambition to do so. Drawing on experience across residential care, home care and not-for-profit providers, it sets out what needs to be true before a care business expands: the foundations that make growth sustainable, the risks that most often undo it, and a practical way to judge your own organisation's readiness for growth. -
- Funding pressures
N/ASpeakers
Technology & Innovation Theatre
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AI is only worth talking about if it changes what your team can do on the ground: catching a change in someone's condition before it becomes a crisis, evidencing quality without hours of extra admin, ... -
- Technology & digital innovation
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- Technology & digital innovation
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- Technology & digital innovation
The Vivaldi Social Care study is a pioneering national programme that is transforming how health and care data can be used to improve outcomes for people living in care homes. Led by researchers from ...Speakers -
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- Technology & digital innovation
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Design & Build Theatre
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As people’s needs become increasingly complex, the environments in which they live, receive support and participate in their communities must evolve alongside them. This panel will explore how thought ...
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- Technology & digital innovation
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- Compliance & regulation
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“For me, the first principle is that safety and autonomy are not opposing outcomes. A genuinely safe environment is one in which the person understands their home, has meaningful control over it, can retreat when they need to, and is supported to take the ordinary risks that give life purpose. When a building repeatedly produces distress and staff then manage that distress through restrictions, we have designed the problem into the service. The task is to understand what the person is communicating and create a capable environment around them—not simply a more robust container.”
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- Future of care
Thoughtfully designed environments can play a vital role in supporting independence, mobility and wellbeing. This session will explore how accessible design principles can help remove physical barrier ... -
- Future of care
The Outstanding Society Learning Lounge
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- Workforce sustainability
Reflective practice has long been embedded within nursing as a powerful tool for improving care, developing professional confidence, and supporting continuous learning. But its benefits extend far bey ... -
This unique panel brings together voices from across the care journey, including people living in care homes, individuals receiving support in their homes and supporting living. Attendees will leave ...Speakers
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- Workforce sustainability
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- Funding pressures
Retirement Living Show Executive Club
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Successful retirement living is about far more than providing high-quality accommodation. Today's residents are looking for places where they can remain active, connected and independent, with opportu ...
