Capita Conferences

A One Day National Conference Shaping the Role of the Local Authority in Education Monday 16th June 2014 – Central London Chaired by John Freeman CBE, Former Joint President, Association of Directors of Children’s Services As growing numbers of...

Thursday 22nd May 2014, Central London About the Event As the demand on children’s centres continues to grow, the importance of delivering universal services alongside targeted interventions for those in need has never been more important.

Friday 30th May 2014 – Central London In keeping with the Care Data project recommencing in October and the aim of moving the NHS into the digital realm with the aims of a paperless NHS by 2018, our conference Information Governance in Health and...

Thursday 22nd May, 2014, Central London Chair: Julie Stansfield, Chief Executive, In Control Our National conference on Delivering Personal Budgets looks into the challenges faced by stakeholders from health, social care, housing and the voluntary sector.

Thursday 29th May, 2014, Central London In order to successfully execute effective public service, understanding service users is imperative.

This conference lets you take away transferrable learning on developing a system that is workable in hospital settings, as well as a roadmap to the delivery of Cavendish’s recommendations in primary, community and social care settings.

Our National Driving Forward Diversity in the Police Conference comes amid proposals to introduce ‘direct entry’ schemes aiming to improve diversity across the police service.

This timely Conference teaches you to understand how to find the balance between keeping children safe online, and encouraging them to utilise the internet as a positive tool.

Capita's Patient Complaints Conference is perfectly timed to drive forward progress made in implementing the recommendations from the National Review into Complaints Handling in the NHS, Putting Patients Back in the Picture, published in October 2013

This timely event will provide you with the ideal forum to look at how best to maintain the momentum and commitment to improving research, diagnosis rates and care post-2015, building on progress, new developments and best practice.