Norfolk and Suffolk Health and Care - Expo 2026

Workshop Sessions 7 #CanDoExpo2024 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHERE: Our workshop sessions take place in the Millennium Grandstand building in the Limekilns Suite on the third floor or the Large Executive Boxes on the fourth floor WHEN: workshops begin at different times and vary in duration as set out below HOW: there is no need to book but please try and arrive in good time as demand will be high. ACCESSIBILITY: you can access all rooms by lift or stairs. There is a hearing loop available. Air quality and health Rosie Welch, Suffolk County Council 10:30 - 11:00am Executive Box 2 - 4th Floor The important role of health and social care professionals in raising awareness of how people can reduce their exposure to air pollution. More than a hoard Sara Kedge, The Clearing Crew 11:15 - 12:15pm Executive Box 2 - 4th Floor Supporting the whole person with dignity, care and a person-centred, trauma-informed approach. EoE Pan-ICB Commissioning Lynelle Hales & Kate Morrissey, NHS Central East ICB 12:00 - 12:30pm Executive Box 1 - 4th Floor The emerging role of the Office of Pan-ICB Commissioning (OPIC) bringing together expertise across agencies. The strongest link – what do volunteers really add? Nicky Stainton, Voluntary Norfolk 12:30 - 1:15pm Executive Box 2 - 4th Floor A Pub Quiz without the Pub - amaze yourself with what you will learn about volunteering. Introduction to accessible health for deaf people Robin Ash, SignHealth 1:30 - 2:30pm Executive Box 2 - 4th Floor Exploring barriers for people to understand the deaf community and British Sign Language, and meeting your legal duties. Developing skillful conversations with others Mandy Williams, University of East Anglia 2:00 - 3:30pm Executive Box 1 - 4th Floor An interactive workshop exploring challenges and barriers to effective communication with patients, families and colleagues. Co-pilot and neurodiversity Dez Bruce & Pete Ward, NHS Norfolk & Suffolk ICB 10:30 - 11:00am Executive Box 1 - 4th Floor How Copilot can support neurodiverse individuals in the workplace, enhancing productivity and accessibility through tailored digital tools. Automation out of the box Daniel Thompson, NHS Norfolk & Suffolk ICB 11:15 - 11:45am Executive Box 1 - 4th Floor Using the suite of Microsoft tools to automate processes. Shaping women’s health research Susan Balaam, Knowing Works 11:30 - 12:00pm Limekilns Suite - 3rd Floor An opportunity to contribute the co-production of a new research project around women’s health. Showcasing recent projects in women’s health. Physical activity and system change Laura Spooner & Rebecca Tuff, Active Suffolk and Active Norfolk 12:15 - 1:15pm Limekilns Suite - 3rd Floor A place-based approach to physical activity and system change across both Suffolk and Norfolk. A restorative approach Emily Newman, Your Own Place CIC 12:45 - 1:45pm Executive Box 1 - 4th Floor How the restorative approach supports sustainable change by shifting the power and decision-making back to the people we work with. Perspectives on Antimicrobial Resistance Panel comprising UK Health Security Agency, the NHS and the agricultural industry 1:30 - 2:30pm Limekilns Suite - 3rd Floor A panel discussion about the growing impact and challenge of antimicrobial resistance with perspectives from representatives of the health and agricultural sectors. #EXPO2026 Norfolk and Suffolk Health and Care

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