There is a strong rationale for integrated care systems and their primary care partners to prioritise prevention. Over the last century, we have seen significant improvements in healthy life expectancy driven partly by improvements in secondary prevention. However, since 2010 these improvements have stalled, particularly among more deprived communities, which further exacerbates health inequalities.

This session will build on work already underway to embed the most impactful interventions for preventing and managing major conditions. Delegates will hear from teams using local population health data to design and deliver high-impact preventative services for respiratory and cardiovascular disease. It will provide an opportunity to share learning and explore broader adoption and innovation opportunities.