Integrated Digital Care: An Information Revolution
- 10 February 2015
- 08:30 - 16:45
- America Square Conference Centre, London
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The NHS has been on a protracted journey to digital transformation. Despite a plethora of innovative products flooding the health and social care sector, progress has been hindered by barriers such as financial constraints, reluctance in adoption and an inability to ensure operability. The NHS will be confronted with a ‘pandemic hangover’ as it deals with the backlog of its traditional caseload with an exhausted workforce; it's time to accelerate and deliver digital transformation.
COVID-19 has dramatically accelerated the uptake and application of digital technologies - for clinicians and patients. Video and telephone consultations have become the ‘new normal’ during the pandemic, some NHS staff have been supported to provide care from their homes - whilst patient portals are providing information, advice, results, connectivity and home testing capabilities. The adoption of technological innovation at an unprecedented scale and pace was a central plank of the NHS Long Term Plan and unlikely to diminish once the immediate crisis has passed. In dealing with the pandemic, the NHS has demonstrated it can adapt and respond at speed - the continued fast tracking of technologies will be crucial in dealing with the excess demand and must continue as systems adjust to a post-pandemic future.
This conference provides an opportunity to engage with a CPD-accredited programme of high-level speakers, supporters and delegates setting the agenda of technological transformation in the NHS, guiding national policy - encouraging new technological innovations, supporting digital skills and driving interoperability, IT standards and improving procurement. Conference delegates will take away the following benefits of attending:
NHSX is the central unit set up by the Department of Health and Social Care tasked with transforming NHS technology and bring traditional models of healthcare into the digital age. NHSX allows patients and clinicians to benefit from the latest digital innovations, systems and technology, with a view to driving the most advanced health and care service in the world to diagnose diseases earlier, free-up staff time and empower patients to take greater control of their own healthcare.
COVID-19 has dramatically accelerated the uptake and application of digital technologies in healthcare - the conference keynote will address how NHSX will continue to drive digital transformation at pace.
Professor Graham Evans, Chief Digital Officer, North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care System (invited)
Data, employed correctly, can empower patients to take greater control of their healthcare from a remote setting, increase efficiency in the healthcare system, reduce costs and improve public health. To truly benefit from its potential, data interoperability - the secure exchange of electronic health information across technology systems - needs to be established.
Digital capacity is growing exponentially - initiatives such as the NHS Long Term Plan are driving ambitious digital transformations, whilst the COVID-19 pandemic has forced adoption of digital technologies by necessity.
What are we doing to ensure NHS staff are equipped with the necessary skills to harness new innovations? What training will NHS staff receive to equip them with new digital skills, enabling them to embrace a technologically driven culture conceived to support the delivery of world-class care, free-up staff time, diagnose earlier and empower patients to take greater control of their own healthcare?
Every year approximately 700,000 women give birth in England and Wales - the majority of these births take place in NHS hospitals. NHS surveys demonstrate that 50% of women report delay(s) in postnatal discharge from hospital; the digital postnatal discharge system has been co-designed to enhance system efficiencies, improve communications between team members, women and families.
Lisa Hollins, Head of Digital Innovation, NHSX (confirmed)
Professor Graham Evans, Chief Digital Officer, North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care System (invited)
Di Bullman, Workstream Lead, Digital Readiness Programme, Health Education England (confirmed)
Dr Sunita Sharma, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (confirmed)
The government’s industrial strategy paper set out the Artificial Intelligence and Data Grand Challenge; the mission is to utilise data flow, artificial intelligence, machine learning and innovation to transform the prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases by 2030. To support this ambition, the government has announced a £250 million fund for a National Artificial Intelligence Lab with the aim of making the UK a world leader in AI and genomic medicine.
VerseOne Group (confirmed)
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This slot is reserved for organisations looking to engage delegates with services and opportunities that compliment conference presentation and discussion panel topics. If you're interested in delivering a Case Study, contact us on 0161 376 9007.
Charles Lowe, Managing Director, Digital Health & Care Alliance (confirmed)
VerseOne Group (confirmed)
Eleonora Harwich, Director of Research, Reform (confirmed)
Speaker TBA
We'll be working with venues to ensure lunch at our events is as delicious as ever and caters for a range of dietary preferences - whilst being served in a safe and seamless manner. Some of the new measures we will be introducing to this effect are:
Where possible, we will request food is sourced locally to reduce food miles, use seasonal vegetables, red tractor certified meat and eggs from free range hens. We cater for all dietary requirements, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten/dairy-free; just notify us ahead of time should you have any allergens or requirements.
This presentation will take delegates on a journey charting the history of the NHS app - from early-stage research to a product used comfortably by over 250,000 people within a year. David Hodnett, Head of Operations for the NHS App will discuss how it has grown, impart best practices for creating and implementing an app for use in healthcare settings and present delegates with the App's agenda over the next 12 months.
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) has adopted an innovative new system to allow health professionals to electronically record patient observations. Using a mobile device (handheld phone), health professionals are able to record patient observations using a secure app which then calculates whether these results fall within the ‘normal’ range for the patient - alerting a senior nurse or doctor if urgent attention is required.
This slot is reserved for organisations looking to engage delegates with services and opportunities that compliment conference presentation and discussion panel topics. If you're interested in delivering a Case Study, contact us on 0161 376 9007.
David Hodnett, Head of Operations, NHS App Organisation, NHS Digital (confirmed)
Dr Mike Whiteside, CCIO and Acute Medical Consultant, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (confirmed)
Speaker TBA
Panellists TBA
The conference will close-out with a panel of digital innovators, healthcare professionals and national policy makers discussing actionable next-steps in accelerating the adoption of digital innovation across the NHS and remote healthcare settings; as well as enshrining digital ambitions in real policy.
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Chairs/Chief Executives
Chief Information Officers
Chief Technology Officers
Clinical Commissioning Groups
Clinical/Medical Directors
Digital Champions/Digital Managers
Digital Strategy Leads
Directors of Enterprise and Innovations
Directors of Information Management / Informatics / ICT
Directors of Social Services
Directors/Heads of Business Management/Transformation
Directors/Heads of Commissioning/Procurement
Directors/Heads of Communications
Directors/Heads of Digital Inclusion/Engagement
Directors/Heads of Efficiency and Improvement
Directors/Heads of Information Assurance/Governance/ IT Security
Directors/Heads of Modernisation and Performance
Directors/Heads of Policy/Strategy
IT Directors/Managers
Professors of Informatics / Health Informatics / Medicine
Professors of Science / Technology / Research
Programme/Project Directors
Service Managers
Web Directors/Managers
