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Healthcare Digital Technology Congress: Sustainable change for a better future
08:00 am
26 Jun, 2018
etc venues Manchester
Healthcare Digital Technology Congress: Sustainable change for a better future
08:00 am
26 Jun, 2018
etc venues Manchester
Healthcare Digital Technology Congress: Sustainable change for a better future
In 2018 Convenzis will bring you a 1-day conference that will delve into the world of innovation and technology for the healthcare sector, the event will take place in ETC Venues, Central Manchester on the 26th of June 2018.
This event will provide delegates with a live opportunity to listen, learn and engage with some of the most reputable and well-established thought leaders from across the UK healthcare sector, this year's key topics will include: NHS reforms: know your STPs and CCGs, Relationship-building and working with the NHS, Commissioning and contracting, IT Change Programmes and Digital Public Health
This event is designed for anyone working in the NHS, public, private, academic and third sectors who would like to gain a greater understanding of how the health and care system currently works and how it is changing. Join us for an informal day of learning and networking and find out the answers to questions you’ve always been afraid to ask.
NHS Digital’s 2017-18 Business Plan sets out a strategy to reform pretty much all aspects of healthcare. Areas include Patient engagement, self-care and prevention, urgent and emergency care, digital transformation in general practice, social and integrated care, digital medicines, elective care, paper-free at the point of care and public trust and security.
Our upcoming Healthcare Technology Congress: Sustainable change for a digital future conference will discuss each of the above topics. The conference will offer delegates a first-hand look at the current plans in place to revolutionise the healthcare sector and also give open opportunities to network with policy driving speakers and innovative solution providers.
Healthcare Digital Technology Congress: Sustainable change for a better future Key Subjects
What will you learn?
You’ll hear from some of the most senior policy shapers in the country on how the government and the NHS plan to build and sustain a fully integrated and digital healthcare system:
- how the system works: how it is structured and how money flows
- NHS reforms: know your STPs and CCGs
- relationship-building and working with the NHS
- what is happening in general practice
- commissioning and contracting
- the future of health and social care
Who will Attend
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Technology Officers
- Clinical Directors/Heads/Managers/Leads
- Commissioning Directors/Heads/Managers
- Communications Directors/Heads/Managers
- Directors of Nursing
- Digital Directors/Heads/Managers
- Governance Directors/Heads/Managers
- Informatics Directors/Heads/Managers
- Information Assurance Directors/Heads/Managers
- Information Management Directors/Heads/Managers
- Innovation Directors/Heads/Managers
- IT Directors/Heads/Managers
- IT Security Directors/Heads/Managers
- Medical Directors
- Performance Directors/Heads/Managers
- Policy Directors/Heads/Managers
- Procurement Directors/Heads/Managers
- Programme/Project Directors/Heads/Managers
- Service Directors/Heads/Managers
- Transformation Directors/Heads/Managers
Speakers
Sponsors & Partners
The Agenda
08:30
Registration
09:15
Opening Remarks
Russ Charlesworth
Director of Health & Social Care
Socitm Advisory
Opening Remarks
09:20
IT Transformation
Ian Turfrey
Chief Information Officer
British Medical Association
At the BMA, everything we do is for our people- you could say digital transformation is ‘in our BMA’. Transforming the business digitally enables us to deliver a much more effective work force but more importantly, richer services for our members.
09:40
Digital Developments and empowering people
Sam Shah
Professor of Digital Health, Digital Health Advisor
and Chief Medical Strategy Officer
Connected health or technology enabled care (TEC) is the collective term for telecare, telehealth, telemedicine, mHealth, digital health and eHealth services. TEC involves the convergence of health technology, digital, media and mobile telecommunications and is increasingly seen as an integral part of the solution to many of the challenges facing the health, social care and wellness sectors, especially in enabling more effective integration of care.
10:00
Child Protection – Information Sharing
Hilary Garratt
Director of Nursing and Deputy Chief Nursing Officer for England
NHS England
The Child Protection – Information Sharing project (CP-IS), a world’s first of its kind IT system, is helping health and social care staff to share information quickly and securely. Hilary Garratt CBE will discuss how this innovative technology is helping to protect society’s most vulnerable children.
10:20
Designing and delivering educational opportunities to prepare for the growing digital world of work
Professor Lynne Gell
Pro Proctor and Principal Fellow HEA
BPP University
Sarah McIlory
Dean of the School of Business and Technology
BPP University
In the last 10 years the speed and impact of technological change has been unprecedented, forcing ‘digital’ and ‘technology’ to become part of core business. This poses significant challenges to business leaders ranging from the purely technical to broader cultural and operational considerations around agility, innovation and change management.
At BPP we are helping healthcare organisations to use technology to support their workforce transformation and future talent acquisition strategies. Using our innovative curriculum design and delivery methods we can ensure both academic and clinical effectiveness whilst keeping customer and patient care at the heart of everything our partners and clients do.
10:40
Q+A
10:55
Morning Break
12:00
Russ Charlesworth
Director of Health & Social Care
Socitm Advisory
Chair Russell Charlesworth (Confirmed)
Director of Health & Social Care at Socitm Advisory
12:05
Creating a Digitally Enabled Population Health Management Architecture for West Suffolk
Abdul Razaq
Director of Public Health and Protection
Suffolk County Council
The West Suffolk public services are all struggling to meet the growing needs of an ageing and expanding population, with more chronic disease and less social support than previous generations. Our work on Suffolk in 20 years time highlights that if the rate of admissions continues as now and the average length of stay doesn’t change, by 2038 Suffolk will need 792 more hospital beds which is the equivalent of almost two more West Suffolk Hospitals.
West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust is a global digital excellence (GDE) site with a programme that commits to deploy information technology to support this transformation. A suite of Cerner products form the foundation.
12:25
Tom Jones
Major Accounts, Public Sector
StarLeaf
Tom Jones (Confirmed)
Major Accounts, Public Sector at StarLeaf
12:45
Integrated Care
Russ Charlesworth
Director of Health & Social Care
Socitm Advisory
People benefit from care that is person-centred and co-ordinated within healthcare settings, across mental and physical health and across health and social care. For care to be integrated, organisations and care professionals need to bring together all of the different elements of care that a person needs
13:05
Improving Patient Outcomes, Saving Healthcare Professionals’ Time
Adrian Nichols
Joint Managing Director
The EarthWorks
Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension is a debilitating, degenerative condition with a negative impact on a person’s quality of life. We built a patient support mobile app and web portal to help improve patients’ quality of life, enabling them to keep track of vital measurements and connect with their healthcare professional team.
13:25
Q+A
13:30
Dinner
14:30
Martin Sinclair
Programme Lead, HEE e-Learning for Healthcare
Health Education England TEL Programme
Chair Martin Sinclair (Confirmed)
Programme Lead at Health Education England TEL Programme
14:35
UK Managing Director, Simon Pickup, introduces Liva Healthcare: A personal lifestyle coach in the pocket of the patient
Simon Pickup
UK Managing Director
Liva Healthcare
Liva helps individuals prevent and reverse chronic diseases and manage lifestyle challenges by scaling meaningful human relationships using technology. At the same time, Liva drives efficiency and reduces costs for healthcare providers and payers.
14:55
Neha Baj
Content Development Lead, HEE e-Learning for Healthcare
Health Education England TEL Programme
Neha Baj (Confirmed)
Content Development Lead, e-Learning for Healthcare at Health Education England TEL Programme
“e-Learning in Healthcare”
15:15
Think smart when going digital – what this means for public services of the future
David Wilde
Non-Executive Director
Mid Essex NHS Trust
1. Information sharing – how hard can it be really?
2. Smart public services – the potential for resident/patient centric service delivery
3. Smart lives – the opportunity through digital for independent living and hospital discharge
4. Empowered citizens – how far does your STP go in meeting expectations?
15:35
Patient Controlled Health Record
Dr Lloyd Humphreys
Vice President of Business Development
Patients Know Best
“Patient Controlled Health Record”
15:55
Closing Remarks
Martin Sinclair
Programme Lead, HEE e-Learning for Healthcare
Health Education England TEL Programme
Chair Martin Sinclair (Confirmed)
Programme Lead at Health Education England TEL Programme
Closing Remarks
16:00
Networking and Close of Day
