Panel: Delivering the shift to prevention: The new shape of place and the power of population health data

Panel: Delivering the shift to prevention: The new shape of place and the power of population health data

Friday, October 10, 2025 9:30 AM to 10:10 AM · 40 min. (Europe/London)
Kings Suite
Panel discussion

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  • Preventative care models, the role of Place, cross-sector leadership, and the strategic role of councils and regions: Examine how national prevention strategies will be tailored to local needs and supported by cross-sector collaboration
  • Strategic prevention focus: Define the role of secondary prevention in the 10-year plan and its importance for system efficiency
  • Targeted prevention services: Accelerate the adoption of underused preventive services, such as cervical screening and postnatal mental health checks
  • Data-driven decision making: Strengthen data capabilities and analytical rigor to ensure interventions are grounded in population health data
  • Leverage AI, predictive analytics and genomics to identify risks earlier and enable personalized, preventative care
University of South WalesRegistration AreaThe University of South Wales (USW) is innovative, thriving, and sustainable. We work to build better futures for our students, our communities and our partners economically, socially, and culturally. The Family Resilience Assessment Instrument and Tool has been created for health visitors to use in daily practice. We are showcasing eFRAIT and FRAIT self-assessment. eFRAIT is a digital product designed to streamline how health visitors assess and support family resilience. FRAIT self-assessment is used by families to identify their level of resilience in partnership with other health or social care staff. Family resilience is a key protective factor in children’s health and development https://www.frait.wales. FRAIT data helps HVs manage their caseloads, managers manage their resources and policy/planners manage service provision.

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