Events
Each year the Network delivers a programme of highly informative and engaging events. Our events include:
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These events will showcase the specific projects findings for the data collection year. Each event will cover the findings, invite guest good practice speakers and answer any toolkit or report questions. The benchmarking events typically take place between September and December each year and last 3 hours.
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These sessions are available for any users who have questions and queries about the project specification and submission.
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These sessions are designed for users to ask any questions or queries about the project. The drop in sessions typically take place at the beginning and end of a project cycle.
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Our in person events cover a variety of topics and themes but typically cover: whole system, regional and member award ceremonies.
Members can book their free place via the members’ area.
The Network welcomes non-members to attend our events, which provide a fantastic opportunity to connect with colleagues from across the country. Please register here.
Please look through the list below or toggle through the calendar months for future events.
The Acute Reference Group (ARG) are a voluntary group of representatives from our acute sector member organisations who provide invaluable insight into what is happening in acute settings and advise us when reviewing our projects and their outputs.
The Mental Health and LDA Reference Group (MHLDARG) are a voluntary group of representatives from our mental health sector member organisations who provide invaluable insight into what is happening in mental health settings and advise us when reviewing our projects and their outputs.
The Community Reference Group (CRG) are a voluntary group of representatives from our community sector member organisations who provide invaluable insight into what is happening in community healthcare and advise us when reviewing our projects and their outputs.
The ICS Reference Group advise on project prioritisation and project content, the group will liaise and work with other benchmarking projects and sector reference groups to maximise benefits from all benchmarking opportunities for NHSBN members.
The Steering Group meet virtually 3 times per year for Network Governance and once for an in-person away day which incorporates the governance meeting and setting and agreeing the work programme for the following membership year.
Get ready to dive into the latest insights from the Learning Disability Specialist Services Benchmarking Findings Webinar for 2023/24, presented by our expert Network Support Team!
The Steering Group meet virtually 3 times per year for Network Governance and once for an in-person away day which incorporates the governance meeting and setting and agreeing the work programme for the following membership year.
The Steering Group meet virtually 3 times per year for Network Governance and once for an in-person away day which incorporates the governance meeting and setting and agreeing the work programme for the following membership year.
The Mental Health and LDA Reference Group (MHLDARG) are a voluntary group of representatives from our mental health sector member organisations who provide invaluable insight into what is happening in mental health settings and advise us when reviewing our projects and their outputs.
The Community Reference Group (CRG) are a voluntary group of representatives from our community sector member organisations who provide invaluable insight into what is happening in community healthcare and advise us when reviewing our projects and their outputs.
The ICS Reference Group advise on project prioritisation and project content, the group will liaise and work with other benchmarking projects and sector reference groups to maximise benefits from all benchmarking opportunities for NHSBN members.
The Acute Reference Group (ARG) are a voluntary group of representatives from our acute sector member organisations who provide invaluable insight into what is happening in acute settings and advise us when reviewing our projects and their outputs.
The Steering Group meet virtually 3 times per year for Network Governance and once for an in-person away day which incorporates the governance meeting and setting and agreeing the work programme for the following membership year.