ALLIANCE launches 2023 Annual Conference report
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 9th August 2023
'Strengthening Our Collective Voice' Annual Conference report now available.
The ALLIANCE’s 2023 Annual Conference – ‘Strengthening Our Collective Voice’, brought together a wide range of individuals interested and involved in health and social care to explore issues such as the rising cost of living, and widening health inequalities within Scotland.
This year’s conference was the ALLIANCE’s first hybrid conference, allowing delegates to join in-person and online. Digital accessibility is an important lesson from the pandemic that allows for people to participate in, and influence collective change, as demonstrated by our conference.
This report gives an account of the day-long event with details on our speakers, panellists, workshops and feedback from delegates. Capturing the essence of our engaging conference, this report highlights the passion and dedication of every delegate who made the conference impactful.
This report is available as a Word Document and a PDF.
You can also relive the highlights of our conference is our recap highlight video. This video features soundbites from attendees, our Chief Officer Sara Redmond, and the Scottish Government’s Cabinet Secretary for NHS Recovery, Health and Social Care, Michael Matheson MSP.
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