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PROGRAMME
08:30
Registration and Coffee in the Networking Surgery
09:25
Chair's Opening Address
Professor James Barlow (confirmed)
Chair in Technology and Innovation Management, Imperial College London
Professor James Barlow (confirmed)
Chair in Technology and Innovation Management, Imperial College London
09:30
Keynote Address
Dr Lynne Maher (confirmed)
Interim Director for Design and Innovation, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
“Innovation, efficiency and productivity”
The NHS Institute are committed to promoting the value of healthcare innovation and service design, which have a major role to play in improving patient care. The QIPP programme, aiming to achieve savings of £15-£20bn in the next four years, demands radical innovation to produce a more efficient and productive NHS.
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Dr Lynne Maher (confirmed)
Interim Director for Design and Innovation, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
“Innovation, efficiency and productivity”
The NHS Institute are committed to promoting the value of healthcare innovation and service design, which have a major role to play in improving patient care. The QIPP programme, aiming to achieve savings of £15-£20bn in the next four years, demands radical innovation to produce a more efficient and productive NHS.
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09:50
Christine Connelly (confirmed)
Chief Information Officer, Department of Health
“The role of the "Information Revolution" in improving care and driving efficiency”
The "Information Revolution" is about transforming the way information is accessed, collected, analysed, and used, putting people at the heart of health and adult social care services. Effective data management has been identified as an important route towards improving patient outcomes, boosting efficiency and productivity.
Chief Information Officer, Department of Health
“The role of the "Information Revolution" in improving care and driving efficiency”
The "Information Revolution" is about transforming the way information is accessed, collected, analysed, and used, putting people at the heart of health and adult social care services. Effective data management has been identified as an important route towards improving patient outcomes, boosting efficiency and productivity.
10:10
Professor William Buchanan (confirmed)
Professor of Computing, School of Computing, Edinburgh Napier University
“A next generation Cloud-based health care platform”
This presentation outlines a novel Cloud-based e-Health Platform which integrates security within every single transaction. It involves a TSB/EPSRC funded project with Edinburgh Napier University, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, and a number of collaborators. The presentation shows how data is captured from the clinical environment, and how this is used to fill patient-centric data buckets, which are then used to provide well-managed clinical services, such as for an EWS (Early Warning Score).
Professor of Computing, School of Computing, Edinburgh Napier University
“A next generation Cloud-based health care platform”
This presentation outlines a novel Cloud-based e-Health Platform which integrates security within every single transaction. It involves a TSB/EPSRC funded project with Edinburgh Napier University, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, and a number of collaborators. The presentation shows how data is captured from the clinical environment, and how this is used to fill patient-centric data buckets, which are then used to provide well-managed clinical services, such as for an EWS (Early Warning Score).
10:30-10:40
Question and Answer Session
10:45
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: Innovation pathways, Information revolution and Boosting patient outcomes.
A series of Masterclasses will run throughout the day. You have the opportunity to pick a stream from the following three topics: Innovation pathways, Information revolution and Boosting patient outcomes.
11:30
Coffee in the Networking Surgery
12:15
Masterclass Session 2
13:00
Lunch in the Networking Surgery
14:00
Masterclass Session 3
14:45
Coffee in the Networking Surgery
15:15
Chair's Afternoon Address
15:20
Case Study
Dr David Chilvers (confirmed)
Chief Executive, NHS Innovations London
“Making healthcare better through innovation”
NHS Innovations London have an impressive track record and a reputation for delivering healthcare innovations that provide genuine patient benefits and quantifiable cost savings. Presenting recent work, and considering what the future will look like, with an emphasis on understanding the societal needs for healthcare innovation.
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Dr David Chilvers (confirmed)
Chief Executive, NHS Innovations London
“Making healthcare better through innovation”
NHS Innovations London have an impressive track record and a reputation for delivering healthcare innovations that provide genuine patient benefits and quantifiable cost savings. Presenting recent work, and considering what the future will look like, with an emphasis on understanding the societal needs for healthcare innovation.
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15:45
Panel Debate
“Delivering innovation”
How can technology and innovation be delivered effectively? How can the benefits be fully taken advantage of, and the pitfalls avoided? What is the value of patient input? Join our expert panel for this engaging and stimulating debate.
“Delivering innovation”
How can technology and innovation be delivered effectively? How can the benefits be fully taken advantage of, and the pitfalls avoided? What is the value of patient input? Join our expert panel for this engaging and stimulating debate.
Chair
Professor James Barlow (confirmed)
Chair in Technology and Innovation Management, Imperial College London
Professor James Barlow (confirmed)
Chair in Technology and Innovation Management, Imperial College London
Dr Penny Wilson (confirmed)
Lead Technologist in Detection and Identification of Infectious Agents, Technology Strategy Board
Lead Technologist in Detection and Identification of Infectious Agents, Technology Strategy Board
Dr Nigel Sansom (confirmed)
Senior Manager for Technology Introduction, NHS National Innovation Centre
Senior Manager for Technology Introduction, NHS National Innovation Centre
16:25
Chair's Closing Remarks
16:30
Event Close
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