Understanding the growing role of primary care and neighbourhood teams in shaping NHS delivery
Masterclass Details:
The NHS is rapidly evolving, with increasing emphasis on delivering care closer to home. Primary Care Networks (PCNs) and emerging neighbourhood teams are now central to managing long-term conditions, prevention strategies and community-based care pathways.
For Life Sciences organisations, this marks a significant shift. Engagement strategies that have traditionally focused on hospitals and specialist services must now adapt to a broader and more distributed network of stakeholders influencing care delivery and innovation adoption.
In this 60-minute masterclass, NHS transformation expert Scott McKenzie explores how PCNs and neighbourhood teams operate within the wider system and how they are reshaping pathway design across primary, community and acute settings. Drawing on real NHS insight, Scott will highlight where these teams hold influence and how engagement models need to evolve.
Whether you work in market access, Medical Affairs or commercial roles, this session will help you better understand the changing NHS architecture and identify practical opportunities to engage effectively at a neighbourhood level.
Join live to understand how primary care and neighbourhood teams are reshaping NHS delivery and how to engage effectively beyond hospital settings.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand how Primary Care Networks fit within the wider NHS system architecture
- Explore the role of neighbourhood teams in long-term condition management and prevention
- Recognise how care pathways now span primary, community and hospital settings
- Understand how decision-making is evolving across Integrated Care Systems
- Identify practical approaches for engaging with primary care and neighbourhood-based services
LSAA reserves the right to restrict access to this webinar to LSAA members.
-
Date and time
13th Oct 2026 13:00 – 14:00 (BST)
