Virtual Data Conference: The foundation for integrated care

The Convenzis Virtual Data Conference: The foundation for integrated care

It is one of the biggest challenges for the NHS: how to give people some control of their medical data while making sure it can be shared with all doctors and other healthcare workers who need it.

The Convenzis Virtual Data Conference series provides a platform for NHS leaders and relevant management teams to improve their knowledge on the use of NHS captured Data and information.

Data from patient health and adult social care records help us to improve individual care, speed up diagnosis, plan local services, and research new treatments.

Data has also played a key role in the fight against covid-19. Key pieces of data, extracted from health and care settings, combined with information provided by patients themselves, will be used in new ways to care for people and help the NHS and social care to better understand and respond to the virus.

The integration of healthcare services is a key area of focus for NHS England, documents, including the NHS Long Term Plan and the more recent Health and Social Care Transformation Programme, provide details on the use of data and its potential benefits. This includes:

•  Using health data responsibly and safely for research and innovation
• Supporting vulnerable people
• Remote patient monitoring
• Joining up health and care data
• Data security
• Empowering patients

Join us at ‘The Convenzis Virtual Data Conference: The foundation for integrated care as we continue the debate on NHS data and its uses across the healthcare estate.

Benefits of attendance at the Virtual Data Conference: The foundation for integrated care includes:

• Network with colleagues who are working to improve outcomes and patients with data.
• Engage in live polls and Q&A sessions
• Meet the supplier sessions
• Live event handouts
• Prize draws
• Much more

Registration is now open, secure your complimentary NHS pass today to avoid missing out!

Research sources Virtual Data Conference: NHS England and Improvement, The NHS Long Term Plan, The Health and Social Care Transformation Programme