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The Foundation of Digital Systems: Digital Primary Care Congress
08:00 am
19 Sep, 2019
Etc.Venues London
The Foundation of Digital Systems: Digital Primary Care Congress
08:00 am
19 Sep, 2019
Etc.Venues London
The Foundation of Digital Systems: Digital Primary Care Congress
Following on from a hugely successful and well-followed conference back in February we are pleased to share details of our 2nd Digital Primary Care Congress.
As we celebrate the 70th birthday of the NHS, we know that by the end of the next decade, digital technology is likely to have transformed the service. Digital systems will be integral to a modern, efficient and responsive health service. Well-designed digital tools are already helping to provide care and services that are convenient for patients, efficient for the NHS and which get people the right care for them as quickly as possible.
In a challenging financial environment, IT services must not only improve the quality of care by enhancing the patients’ experience of services but also enable the practice to realise efficiency benefits such as a reduced administrative burden. Building on the solid foundations which are already in place in primary care, NHS England will support practices to develop IT functionality which responds to the evolving needs of patients and underpins integration across care pathways.
On the 19th of September 2019, we will be hosting our 2nd annual Digital Primary Care Congress. This event will give attendees the opportunity to network and engage with some of the most reputable and recognised speakers in the UK.
Key event subjects include:
- NHS e-Referral Service
- Cybersecurity
- Health and care data
- Digital Maturity Assessment
- Interoperability
GP IT systems sit at the heart of primary care technology, facilitating and recording millions of interactions with patients every week. GP practices have led the way in the move from paper to digital record-keeping and are now well on the way to offering online transactions, such as appointment bookings and repeat prescriptions, across all practices in England.
It’s an exciting time for the NHS; this event will give you first-hand insight into the latest strategies in place that will take the NHS to the next level digitally.
The Foundation of Digital Systems: Digital Primary Care Congress will promote the power of networking, with 200 like-minded public-sector professionals in attendance our events will allow you to meet and engage with peers within your area of expertise from across the UK.
Benefits of attending:
- Listen, learn and engage with industry-leading speakers
- Input directly to the discussions and panel debate sessions
- Gain 8 CPD Points
- Engage directly with over 200 of your peers from across the UK
- Network with ten thought-leading commercial sector solution providers
- All food and refreshments provided
*Content from, the NHS England website and Digital-first primary care report
Who will Attend
- Chief Executives
- Chief Medical Officers
- Chief Operating Officers
- Clinical Directors/Heads/Managers/Leads
- Commissioning Directors/Heads/Managers
- Deputy Directors
- Directors of Delivery
- Directors of Nursing
- Directors of Performance and Improvement
- IT Directors/Heads/Managers
- GPs
- GP Commissioners
- Medical Directors
- Operations Directors/Heads/Managers
- Public Health Directors/Heads/Managers
- Practice Managers
- Procurement Directors/Heads/Managers
- Service Directors/Heads/Managers
- Social Services Directors/Heads/Managers
- Strategic Planning Directors/Heads/Managers
- Transformation Directors/Heads/Managers
- Urgent Care Directors/Heads/Managers
Speakers
Sponsors & Partners
The Agenda
08:00
Registration, Networking & Breakfast
09:10
Chair
Suleman Sacranie (Confirmed)
Co-Founder at The GP Service
09:15
Dr Pauline Foreman
Medical Director for Practice Support
RCGP
Pauline Foreman (Confirmed)
Medical Director RCGP Practice Support Programme at Royal College of General Practitioners
“Practice Support – What Works”
The RCGP Practice Support team has supported over 200 individual practices and ‘at scale’ providers along a spectrum from rescue to resilience. This is an opportunity to find out what works for the benefit of patients and the primary healthcare team.
09:35
Dr Manpreet Pujara
Clinical Director for Patient Safety
NHS Digital
Manpreet Pujara (Confirmed)
GP & Clinical Director for Patient Safety at NHS Digital
“Improving patient care and safety: Digital Primary Care”
As Clinical Director for Patient Safety at NHS Digital, Manpreet will talk us through the benefits of technology in primary care settings and the clinical safety implications that IT technology can bring and how to deal with them.
09:55
Marcos Manhaes
Head of Patient Safety Incident Reporting
NHS England & NHS Improvement
Marcos Manhaes (Confirmed)
Head of Patient Safety Incident Reporting at NHS England & NHS Improvement
“The Development of the Patient Safety Incident Management System – PSIMS”
PSIMS aims to be a single port of call for recording, accessing, sharing and learning from patient safety incidents, in order to support improvement in the safety. PSIMS is making use of new technologies to cover a wider range of settings including mobile, and risk management functionality, particularly for primary and community providers. APIs are available for integration with local systems, and PSIMS taxonomy was developed following FHIR standards.
10:15
Dr. Vijay Magon
Managing Director & Founder
CCube Solutions
Case Study
Vijay Magon (Confirmed)
Managing Director & Founder at CCube Solutions
“Solving The Lloyd George Problem”
Options for managing and delivering the electronic Lloyd George records
10:35
Q & A
10:50
Morning Break, Networking & Refreshments
11:50
Chair
Suleman Sacranie (Confirmed)
Co-Founder at The GP Service
11:55
Professor Murray Tilyard
Chair
Care IS Ltd
Case Study
Professor Murray Tilyard (Confirmed)
Chair at Care IS Ltd
“Improving GP workflow through clinical decision support”
Sharing experience of working with a CCG for two years to improve non-clinical triage, referrals management and EPaCCS to improve patient care and efficiency in GP and practice workflow.
12:15
Steve Whiting
Client Director, Health and Care
Cantium Business Solutions
Case Study
Steve Whiting and Evelyn White (Confirmed)
Project Lead and Project Director at Kent Medway Care Record, Cantium Business Solutions
“Leading one of the most complex STP’s in the country in implementing a shared care record across health and social care.”
Cantium Business Solutions are supporting the digital transformation of the NHS with a shared care record for Kent & Medway – a key deliverable of the Kent & Medway STP. The Shared Care Record seamlessly brings together patient data from multiple sources in real time to enable Kent & Medway to offer a more efficient experience for both patients and care providers. Shared Care Records are mandated by Central Government to NHS England and Cantium Business Solutions are at the forefront of providing this innovative solution, designed to increase efficiencies in ADW processes and reduce delays in transfers of care.
12:35
Laura Sato
Head of Data Delivery and Integration
NHS Digital
Laura Sato (Confirmed)
Head of Data Delivery and Integration Enterprise and Data Architecture at NHS Digital
“Next generation shared data: the Longitudinal Care Record”
National plans for new Longitudinal Care Records (LCRs) will combine data from all care services about a person and make it accessible wherever it is needed for NHS care. LCRs will provide key summaries of data sourced from all care services and will also enable clinicians to access detailed care records held locally across the NHS selectively.
12:55
Q & A
13:05
Lunch & Networking
14:05
Chair
Suleman Sacranie (Confirmed)
Co-Founder at The GP Service
14:10
Daniel Parry
HSCN Migration Programme Head
NHS Digital
Daniel Parry (Confirmed)
HSCN Migration Programme Head at NHS Digital
“Health & Social Care Network: A springboard to full fibre “
An overview of the migration progress of health and care organisations off legacy connectivity to the new Health and Social Care Network and the opportunities and progression of NHS organisations to full-fibre connectivity, building connectivity fit for the future.
14:30
Shona Ash
Senior Project Manager
Healthy London Partnership
Shona Ash (Confirmed)
Senior Project Manager, Digital Transformation Team at Healthy London Partnership
“Developing quality foundations for Digital First delivery”
Digital First is essential to provide a methodology and approach, which STP /CCGs can adopt in order to ensure patients can access health and care services consistently online as and when they need to. It requires the joining up of various strategic digital capabilities across the health economy to create a more integrated digital pathway for patients with scheduled and unscheduled care needs. This session examines the importance of a quality digital offer across primary care for patients to support the delivery of the foundations of Digital First.
14:50
Robert Neave
Digital First Programme Manager
NCL STP
Dr Shakil Alam
Urgent and Emergency Care Clinical Lead
NCL STP
Robert Neave & Dr Shakil Alam (Confirmed)
Digital First Programme Manager, NCL STP & Urgent and Emergency Care Clinical Lead, NCL STP
“Digital First Programme – Creating a Digital First Strategy and Linking the NHS App to Online Consultations”
Through our Digital Accelerator Programme we have identified priority areas for digitalising our urgent and emergency care patient pathways for the benefits of improved patient and clinical experience. This presentations explains our journey and learning to date and provides details on our successes, including Online Consultations and Social Prescribing.
15:10
Stephanie Parker
Deputy Director – Digital & Content
Stroke Association
Stephanie Parker (Confirmed)
Deputy Director – Digital & Content at Stroke Association
“Digital and Online Support”
15:30
Q & A, Prize Give Away, Refreshments & Close of Day
