Simon Stevens:

Creating a 21st Century NHS

Part of the Exeter Lecture Series

Wednesday 2 November 2016, 19.00 – 20.00

Alumni Auditorium, The Forum (Streatham Campus)
Video linked to G10 Lecture Theatre, Truro (Knowledge Spa)
Tea and coffee available on Streatham Campus from 18.30

Register now at Eventbrite (free)

In this talk Simon Stevens, Chief Executive of NHS England, will talk about creating a 21st Century NHS.

Simon is the Chief Executive of NHS England, which leads the NHS’s work nationally to improve health and ensure high quality care for all. He is accountable to Parliament for over £100 billion of annual Health Service funding.

During this lecture you will be able to hear about plans for the NHS and have the opportunity to participate in a short question and answer session with Simon.

The lecture will be hosted by the Provost, Professor Janice Kay, and is open to staff, students and the general public. To register for this event and to read more about Simon please visit the event web page.

Please note: this event will not be recorded, therefore booking is essential if you would like to attend.
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