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The Next Generation of NHS Care: Healthcare Digital Technology Virtual Conference
10:00 am
22 Sep, 2020
Virtual Event: GoTo
The Next Generation of NHS Care: Healthcare Digital Technology Virtual Conference
10:00 am
22 Sep, 2020
Virtual Event: GoTo
The Next Generation of NHS Care: Healthcare Digital Technology Virtual Conference
We are entering a new era of medical care and treatment. NHS CEO Simon Stevens recently announced, “the health service is to fast-track the introduction of new ‘game-changing’ cancer drugs that target tumour-causing genetic flaws” heralding a step-change advance in personalised care.
New technologies such as AI-led diagnosis is a sign that digital advances are changing the face of healthcare in the UK at an unprecedented rate.
The Next Generation of NHS Care: Healthcare Digital Technology Congress will highlight and showcase the best use of digital tools and technology from across the NHS Estate, we will also hear from some key IT leaders and discuss the current infrastructure in place and the upgrades needed to support the surge in digital technology.
Key topics include:
- IT Infrastructure
- Digital tools
- AI-enabled medical devices
- Trust-wide system transformation
- Digital Leadership
- + much more.
By harnessing these new technologies, healthcare providers can improve patient health outcomes, be cost-effective, and provide faster care. Patients will also be able to manage and control their own health and medical information. This shows that technology can help ensure a brighter, healthier future for everyone.
Our upcoming event will provide a front-row seat for anyone interested in how the NHS is Implementing technology across the board and the impact this is having on both patient's and NHS staff lives.
Research sources for The Next Generation of NHS Care: Healthcare Digital Technology Congress: NHS England, King’s Fund, BBC News.
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
- Clinical Directors/Heads/Managers/Leads
- Commissioning Directors/Heads/Managers
- Communications Directors/Heads/Managers
- Digital Directors/Heads/Managers
- Digital Inclusion Directors/Heads/Managers
- Digital Strategy Directors/Heads/Managers
- Engagement 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
- Strategic Planning Directors/Heads/Managers
- Transformation Directors/Heads/Managers
- Web Directors/Heads/Managers
Speakers
Barry Daniels
COO
Derek Steele
MSSUK
Sponsors & Partners
The Agenda
10:50
Development of the Greater Manchester (GM) Care Record to support the city-regions response to COVID-19.
Dr Paula Bennett
Associate Director of Clinical Development
Health Innovation Manchester
The GM Care Record brings together patient information from the region’s health and social care providers and makes it easily accessible in one place, giving health and care workers the vital information they need to inform direct care and to improve operational performance.
It went live region-wide in May, following an accelerated deployment and the introduction of new functions to support COVID-19 care and treatment. In addition, the information held in the GM Care Record, powered by Graphnet, is being used to understand the evolving health and care needs of the local population as the country emerges from each phase of the pandemic.
Using anonymised data from the GM Care Record, care commissioners are gaining a greater understanding of COVID-19 and its trends, to identify associated risks to the public such as:
understanding information about patient access to services
monitoring and managing the response by health and care services
delivering enhanced care and treatment to patients
clinical trials, research and planning
This data insight is driving the planning and delivery of services for 2.8m citizens across the city-region.
11:10
A Best Practices approach to using intelligent Content Capture and ECM to deliver Electronic Patient Records in NHS Trusts
Jason Scholes
CTO
SynApps Solutions
A universally accessible electronic patient record is top of many Trust’s agenda when it comes to digitisation. Capturing and handling the extensive variety of medical data, documents, images and other information sources can be complex if not overwhelming. This talk will look at what is possible drawing on extensive experience working with several NHS Trusts and their EPR projects.
11:30
Morning Break & Networking
12:00
Saving lives from 5000 miles away – the future of surgery is here.
Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram
Founder
Proximie
• With time, cost and geographic considerations always a constraint on sharing surgical expertise, how do patients everywhere get access to the same surgical care no matter where they live?
12:20
Bridging the digital divide – creating an inclusive NHS
Amy McClure
Workplace Accessibility Specialist
Texthelp
NHS organisations, their staff and the communities they serve have faced a very difficult time during COVID-19. In some cases the NHS have had to stand down services or alter the way patients access their services (with more essential services and information being provided online).
Alongside supporting patients, NHS staff have been under increasing pressure. This is a time when the commitments set out in the NHS’s Long Term Plan to upgrade technologies and to digitally enable care across the NHS have become more important than ever.
However, it’s critical we remember that not everyone has the same access and ability to use digital assets and tools, so mechanisms need to be put in place whereby there is equity of access to information and services – to meet the digital and health literacy needs of the most vulnerable users (and avoid widening the health divide).
At a time when digital inclusion has never been more front of mind, this session with Texthelp will identify and discuss challenges, good practice and solutions to bridging
the digital divide.
12:40
Networking
13:10
The Global Hospital of The Future
Professor Shafi Ahmed
The most-watched surgeon in human history, specialist advisor, NHS, Advisor in Digital Health Transformation and Innovation
Department of Health Abu Dhabi
Shafi will take us on a journey through some of the most innovative and thought-provoking digital health enablers currently being implemented across the world and show us how NHS healthcare will look in the future
13:30
Migrating to Windows 10 and solving the security challenge of legacy applications in NHS
Barry Daniels
COO
Droplet Computing
Derek Steele
MSSUK
Regional Sales Director
Barry and Derek will walk you through the digital transformation journey of how and why NHS Tayside used Droplet Computing to solve their security and Legacy application challenges.
13:50
Networking
14:20
Making Automation Work
Caris Marsh
psHEALTH
CEO
psHEALTH have been building and implementing their referral automation platform (ART) in NHS services for over five years. They will share from a range of case studies their lessons learned for implementing automation effectively in healthcare including learnings from automating with NHS services through the pandemic.
14:40
A new era of digital leadership
Adam Wright
Senior Project Lead
NHS Providers
NHS Providers’ new development offer “Digital Boards” is designed to support boards in leading the digital transformation agenda. The NHS response to COVID-19 has accelerated digital transformation everywhere, underlying the importance of every trust having a strong understanding of the topic. This session will explore some of the key learnings for boards following the deployment of new digital solutions in response to the pandemic.
15:00
Q&A, Prize Give Away & Close of Day
