TIPS REGARDING FORMATTING Title of Enhanced Health in Care Homes Network Group Our Enhanced Health in Care Homes (EHCH) Network Group brings together stakeholders aiming to support the care home sector; focusing on key areas that will help to improve communications between health and social care services, and raise awareness of support available out in the community as well as in a primary and secondary care setting. Meeting on a monthly basis, it provides an opportunity for people to share information and examples of best practice that could be replicated in other areas across London. The HLP EHCH programme priorities for 2019/20 are outlined in figure 1, and we are also supporting STPs with the delivery of their local plans and priorities; in order to help meet the needs of their local workforce and people requiring care. Enhanced health in care homes EHCH Network Data Management Enhanced Primary Care Harnessing Digital Improved Transfers of Care Care Home Readiness Joint STP Priorites Figure 1 How Healthy London Partnership’s Enhanced Health in Care Homes Programme supported this work? We are dedicated to working in collaboration with our partners to help maintain the momentum of implementing the EHCH national framework and Long Term Plan in London. We extend the membership to incorporate all organisations, both large and small, who are involved in improving the experience of care for our elderly population. Through strong engagement and great partnerships we are able to gain access to a vast range of examples of good practice and local innovation projects, and encourage sharing of this information across wider networks we may be unable to reach. TIPS REGARDING FORMATTING Use graphic elements, like boxes, to highlight each section of your poster. Use space to create emphasis. Use no more than 2-3 colours, and dark type on a light background. Conclusions first, keep them short and to the point in the upper left-hand corner. Simple graphs are effective graphs. Make the text big enough to read. Use Arial or Lato font. ALWAYS left align the text. Keep your headings the same size and style throughout. Avoid chaos, keep the layout easy for the eye to follow. Images and graphs say more than words, so keep your poster visual. If you are using a photo, avoid web images – use at least 150 dpi, but no more than 300 dpi. Don’t forget any other logos where necessary. "Pulling a good network together takes effort, sincerity and time." - Alan Collins @healthyLDN