PROGRAMME
08.30
Registration and coffee in the Networking Surgery
09.20
Chair's Opening Address
Dr Jeremy Wyatt (confirmed)
Leadership Chair in eHealth Research, Leeds Institute of Health Sciences, University of Leeds
Dr Jeremy Wyatt (confirmed)
Leadership Chair in eHealth Research, Leeds Institute of Health Sciences, University of Leeds
09:25
John Coulthard (confirmed)
Director of Customer Relations, Patients and Information Directorate NHS England
“Improving patient experiences and outcomes”
What benefits can a digitally enabled NHS provide for patients in terms of the care received and ultimate outcome? Will online services provide the desired improvement in choice and flexibility without compromising safety and security?
Director of Customer Relations, Patients and Information Directorate NHS England
“Improving patient experiences and outcomes”
What benefits can a digitally enabled NHS provide for patients in terms of the care received and ultimate outcome? Will online services provide the desired improvement in choice and flexibility without compromising safety and security?
09.45
Rachel Neaman (confirmed)
Deputy Director for Digital, Channel Strategy and Publishing, Department of Health
“Digital First”
Using digital tools can offer significant benefits in releasing valuable time taken up with unnecessary face-to-face contact between patients and healthcare professionals. The 'Digital First' initiative aims to promote the use of technology in healthcare ensuring the same high standards but with cost efficiencies and in a way that offers patients more flexibility and choice.
Deputy Director for Digital, Channel Strategy and Publishing, Department of Health
“Digital First”
Using digital tools can offer significant benefits in releasing valuable time taken up with unnecessary face-to-face contact between patients and healthcare professionals. The 'Digital First' initiative aims to promote the use of technology in healthcare ensuring the same high standards but with cost efficiencies and in a way that offers patients more flexibility and choice.
10.05
Dr Charles Gutteridge (confirmed)
Chief Clinical Information Officer at Barts Health
“A paperless NHS”
An 'information revolution' within the NHS will see patients being able to access their medical records online whilst staff will be able to gain access to crucial health information at the touch of a button. A report by PwC estimates that savings of £4.4bn could be achieved through better use of information and technology with those savings being made available for improving frontline care.
Chief Clinical Information Officer at Barts Health
“A paperless NHS”
An 'information revolution' within the NHS will see patients being able to access their medical records online whilst staff will be able to gain access to crucial health information at the touch of a button. A report by PwC estimates that savings of £4.4bn could be achieved through better use of information and technology with those savings being made available for improving frontline care.
10.25
Main Sponsor
10.45 - 10.55
Question and Answer Session
11.00
Masterclass Session 1
A series of Masterclasses will run throughout the day. You have the opportunity to pick a stream from the following three topics: Improving patient experience, The power of information and The essential digital toolkit.
A series of Masterclasses will run throughout the day. You have the opportunity to pick a stream from the following three topics: Improving patient experience, The power of information and The essential digital toolkit.
11.45
Coffee in the Networking Surgery
12.30
Masterclass Session 2
13.15
Lunch in the Networking Surgery
14.15
Best Practice, Best Value Case Studies
Choose from two insightful and practical case studies.
Choose from two insightful and practical case studies.
15.00
Coffee in the Networking Surgery
15.30
Chair's Afternoon Address
16.05
Jon Lindberg (confirmed)
Associate Director, Intellect Healthcare Programme
“Creating the information architecture to support a digital NHS”
Information is vital to support high-quality healthcare yet currently the way we capture, share and use information is at least a decade behind wider society. Learning from examples of applications we use every day this presentation will explore how we can create the information architecture to realise the true potential of a digital NHS.
Associate Director, Intellect Healthcare Programme
“Creating the information architecture to support a digital NHS”
Information is vital to support high-quality healthcare yet currently the way we capture, share and use information is at least a decade behind wider society. Learning from examples of applications we use every day this presentation will explore how we can create the information architecture to realise the true potential of a digital NHS.
16.20
John Cruickshank (confirmed)
Consultant Director, 2020Health
“Integration and digital health – how to turn international best practice into local NHS reality”
The session will draw on key lessons learnt from the NHS Exchange Programme with the US Veterans Health Administration, a global leader in adopting digital health to improve patient outcomes. It will provide NHS commissioners and providers with valuable insight into best practice.
Consultant Director, 2020Health
“Integration and digital health – how to turn international best practice into local NHS reality”
The session will draw on key lessons learnt from the NHS Exchange Programme with the US Veterans Health Administration, a global leader in adopting digital health to improve patient outcomes. It will provide NHS commissioners and providers with valuable insight into best practice.
16.35
Nick Hodson (confirmed)
Head of Service Improvement and Programme Assurance, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
“Digital Pen Technology”
Since 2008, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has provided community mental health teams with innovative digital pens to accurately record data and improve time management, allowing clinicians more quality time with patients and reducing costs.
Head of Service Improvement and Programme Assurance, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
“Digital Pen Technology”
Since 2008, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has provided community mental health teams with innovative digital pens to accurately record data and improve time management, allowing clinicians more quality time with patients and reducing costs.
16.50
Question and Answer session
16.55
Chair's Closing Remarks
17.00
Conference Close
