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NHS Data and Information Virtual Congress
00:00 am
01 Sep, 2020
Virtual Event: GoTo
NHS Data and Information Virtual Congress
00:00 am
01 Sep, 2020
Virtual Event: GoTo
NHS Data and Information Virtual Congress
The NHS Five Year Forward View is set to revolutionise the way NHS organisations deliver care, Data and Information will be at the very heart of the transformation process.
Back in 2016, the NHS Digitals board signed off on the development and implementation of the NHS Digital data and information strategy, the 4-year strategy outlined how data and information will provide a foundation for health and care providers to deliver the best possible services.
Our Virtual NHS Data & Information Forum will provide delegates with a high-value research and development platform, we will hear from the UK’s leading healthcare data professionals and share best practices from across the UK and further afield.
NHS Digital is on a mission to empower and improve the way the NHS use data by being a supportive pillar in the implementation of world-class data and analytics services through the highest level of skills, expertise, tools, techniques and technology, this has been set out into 8 key objectives that represent the roadmap to improving the use of data and information in health and care;
- Data content
- Data access
- Publications
- Analysis
- Data science
- Customer engagement
- Workforce
- And infrastructure
Each area has multiple sub-areas, our virtual NHS Data congress plans to provide updates and on the ground feedback from each proposed area in a safe and secure environment, delegate registration will offer:
- High-value NHS content
- Safe and secure networking
- Round table content streams
- Exhibition areas/ stands
Places are limited for the event so please get in touch today to secure your place!
Research sources for NHS Data and Information Virtual Congress: NHS Digital / NHS E&I
We are advising ALL attendees to attend the event via personal laptop or mobile device (Non-NHS Device)
We have noticed that NHS Devices are making it more difficult to view event content.
To maximise the chances of viewing content:
- Attend via a NON-NHS Device
- Attend the event via the Convenzis APP (where possible)
- Connect via your personal WI-FI (NON-NHS)
- Attend the online platform via the google chrome web browser
Who will Attend
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Technology Officers
- Data and Security Directors/Heads/Managers
- Digital Directors/Heads/Managers
- Digital Inclusion Directors/Heads/Managers
- Digital Strategy Directors/Heads/Managers
- Governance Directors/Heads/Managers
- Informatics Directors/Heads/Managers
- Information Assurance Directors/Heads/Managers
- Information Management Directors/Heads/Managers
- IT Directors/Heads/Managers
- IT Security Directors/Heads/Managers
- Performance Directors/Heads/Managers
- Programme/Project Directors/Heads/Managers
- Transformation Directors/Heads/Managers
Speakers
Sponsors & Partners
The Agenda
10:45
Registration and Networking
10:50
Healthcare benefits from advanced analytics; considerations for NHS organisations
Professor Neil Sebire
Professor of Paediatric and Developmental Pathology
Great Ormond Street Hospital
This session will provide you with an introduction into the GOSH DRE/DRIVE clinical informatics unit, DRIVE aims harness the powerful combination of rich health data with data science and digital innovation and develop scalable solutions to enhance health services not only for GOSH patients but across the wider NHS.
11:10
Joining the dots: Using data and analytics to deliver on the promise of Integrated Care
Max Kenney
Senior Manager
TrueCue
James Don-Carolis
Managing Director
TrueCue
Joining data together into a 360-degree patient view is a vital enabler for Integrated Care, but it’s not the final solution. This session goes a step further, exploring how data is organised, presented and delivered to clinical decision-makers to ensure it drives insight and, ultimately, better patient care.
11:30
Networking and Panel Discussions
12:00
Driving better healthcare through the use of data
Dr Jay Verma
GP Partner
Shakespeare Health Centre
Dr Sukin Natarajan
Business partner
Heathrow Medical Centre
Comments have been made that data is the new oil although it can often be very difficult and rather time consuming to fully understand and appreciate the data we see. We talk about the approach of two practices who were inquisitive of their data and how it led them to drive change and influence other organisations to do the same.
12:20
A Holistic Approach to Protecting Against Ransomware
Paul Brunyee
EMEA Pre Sales Director
ArcServe
A Holistic Approach to Protecting Against Ransomware
In this session, we will discuss our holistic approach to data protection and safeguarding against the impact of ransomware – helping public bodies to meet their obligations regarding ransomware protection and prevention in line with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) guidelines.
12:40
Networking and Panel Discussions
13:10
Making NHS data work for everyone
Eleonora Harwich
Director of Research & Head of Digital and Tech Innovation
REFORM
Making NHS data work for everyone
• Uses of healthcare data
• The value exchange
• Keeping society in the loop
• The healthtech ecosystem
• National strategy + much more
13:30
A national population segmentation analysis dashboard
Jess Hicks
Associate Director of Advanced Analytics
NHS Arden & GEM CSU
A national population segmentation analysis dashboard
As health and care systems seek to make better use of data to improve planning and decision-making, a new population insight tool has been made available to NHS commissioners. NHS Arden & GEM CSU has been working in partnership with NHS England and Outcomes Based Healthcare (OBH) to develop and build a national population segmentation analysis dashboard. The dashboard is available to all users of the NHS Viewpoint performance portal and will play a key part in helping systems move towards a Population Health Management approach. Based on the Bridges to Health segmentation model, the dashboard uses 14 national datasets to enable analysis by core population segments. Segments can be viewed at a regional, STP, CCG and PCN level with visualisations for age, ethnicity, deprivation, spend, prevalence and utilisation. The dashboard includes a COVID-19 view and has already support advanced analytics units to build risk and probability models, particularly around vulnerable patients.
13:50
Networking and Panel Discussions
