INSIGHT 2022 – Thank you for coming!

A huge thank you to all who came to INSIGHT 2022 our annual festival of learning and sharing events for the NHS, local government and other partners across health and care.  We are overwhelmed with the level of interest and enthusiasm – helping to grow this community of people who care about analytics, about evidence and about quality decision making.

There were 5,500 registrations for what was a fascinating line up of events – expert speakers from health and care and beyond – all with a passion for high quality decision making and ‘the science and craft of decision making’.

We hope you enjoyed the festival and if you missed any events, most recording are now available – the links in the table below.

We had some wonderful feedback!  And we would be hugely grateful if you could complete this short survey about your experience of INSIGHT 2022.  We strive to make INSIGHT better and better each year – and it’s all for you so please help us!

‘Thank you so much for an amazing session and for leading such an important and perhaps landmark study’ (Losing Women NEW REPORT – menopause and the NHS workforce)

‘Thank you this session was brilliant and inspiring’ (Discussion with Professor Bola Owolabi on health inequalities)

‘Thank you for this. As others have said, very inspiring! Worked in Public Health related roles for 15+yrs and to hear people at exec level talking about health inequalities in a way I’ve not experienced before – gives me a lot of hope.’ (Discussion with Professor Bola Owolabi on health inequalities)

‘This has been superb, thank you’ (Smarter decision making for your population)

Speakers included:

• Sir David Nicholson (Chair, Sandwell & West Birmingham NHS Trust and Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust)
• Sarah-Jane Marsh (Chief Executive, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust)
• Alastair McLellan (Editor, Health Service Journal)
• Nigel Edwards (Chief Executive, The Nuffield Trust)
• Dr Bola Owolabi (Director – Health Inequalities, NHS England and NHS Improvement)
• Sir David Dalton (Governor, The Health Foundation)
• The Intellectual Forum at Jesus College, Cambridge
• Ben Marshall and Michael Lawrie (Ipsos UK)
• Professor Angie Hobbs (Professor of the Public Understanding of Philosophy, University of Sheffield)
• Andi Orlowski (Director, The Health Economics Unit)
• Dennis Sherwood (Author and systems thinking expert)
• Integrated Care Board Chief Executives from the Midlands region (including Amanda Sullivan and Toby Sanders)
• Eric Wolstenholme  (Symmetric Scenarios)