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Healthcare Partnership Network - North
21st - 22nd September, Oulton Hall Hotel, Leeds
Our Headline Sponsor
vitalhub
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Introducing our Event Chairman
David Walliker
Chief Digital & Partnerships Officer
Oxford University Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust
Sir James Mackey Ifti Majid Rob Webster CBE Sonia Patel
Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Chief Information
Officer
Northumbria Derbyshire Healthcare West Yorkshire and
Healthcare NHS NHS Foundation Trust Harrogate ICS NHSX
Foundation Trust
Paul Jones Emma Challans Christine Walters Sarah Carter
Chief Digital & Director of Culture and Director of Informatics Executive Director
Information Officer Improvement St Helens and Knowsley Nottingham and
Leeds Teaching Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Trust Nottinghamshire
Hospitals NHS Trust Hospitals NHS Clinical
Director
Foundation Trust Commissioning Group
Mid Mersey Digital
Alliance
Lisa Emery Alec Price-Forbes Stephanie Lawton Shankar
Chief Information Chief Clinical Chief Operating Officer Sridharan
Officer Information Officer Chief Clinical
The Princess Alexandra
The Royal Marsden NHS Coventry and Information Officer
Hospital NHS Trust
Foundation Trust Warwickshire Health & Great Ormond Street
Care Partnership (STP) Hospital For Children
NHS Foundation Trust
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James Rawlinson Andy Bissenden Lucy Gardner Heather Caudle
Director of Health Associate Director of Director of Strategy & Chief Nursing Officer
Informatics Digital Partnerships Surrey & Borders NHS
The Rotherham NHS East Sussex Healthcare Warrington & Halton Foundation Trust
Foundation Trust NHS Trust Teaching Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust
James Davis Richard Moyes Chris Reynolds Paul Cleeland-
Director of Innovation General Manager Director of Informatics Smith
(Business Intelligence Head of UEC Operations
Royal Free London NHS Leeds Teaching
and Information
Foundation Trust Hospitals NHS Trust NHS England & NHS
Technology)
Improvement
Black Country
Healthcare NHS
Foundation Trust
Katherine Church Wesam Baker Karen McDowell Richard Billam
Chief Digital Officer Director of Strategic Chief Operating Officer Deputy Director of ICT
Analytics, Economics & Deputy Accountable Barnsley Hospital NHS
Surrey Heartlands ICS and Population Health Officer Foundation Trust
Management Surrey Heartlands CCG
Mersey Care NHS & ICS
Foundation Trust
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Introduction
In the aftermath of one of the most demanding and difficult periods in the
sector’s history, opportunities to collaborate, learn and find new solutions to drive
transformational change have never been more of a priority for the NHS.
Healthcare Partnership Network provides NHS senior leaders with a unique opportunity
and a safe space to share experiences and to learn about solutions from some of
healthcare’s most innovative suppliers.
→ The event chairman - HPN North is chaired by David Walliker, Chief
Digital and Partnerships Officer at Oxford University Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust. David will bring his wealth of knowledge and
experience in framing and guiding the event across the two days.
→ Presentations - HPN North features a fantastic agenda of presentations
from NHS senior leaders who are at the forefront of innovation, transformation
and improvement in the sector. Over 2 days, you’ll hear from our speakers
on everything from AI-driven diagnostics to transforming patient pathways.
→ Sponsor presentations - main room and breakout sessions giving you
the chance to hear from the sector’s most innovative suppliers and
discover solutions that will help you address the pressing challenges in
your trust.
→ Dragons’ Den - a quick-fire pitch session featuring all of our sponsors.
Each supplier delivers a 90-second elevator pitch about their solution -
giving you an opportunity to earmark suppliers and solutions you are most
interested in.
→ Business meetings - pre-arranged 15 minute meetings with suppliers
who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges.
→ Networking sessions - throughout the event we host a networking
lunch as well as a dinner and drinks reception to give you ample
opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers over the learnings
from the event.
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Day One
8:10 - 8:55 Registration
8:55 - 9:05 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Welcome to the Healthcare Partnership Network.
HPN represents a great opportunity to network, to understand the
marketplace and to share ideas and challenges.
I’m looking forward to hearing not just about vital learnings from
the past year, but also about how we are continuing to transform
the services we deliver, how we are automating and how we
David Walliker
Chief Digital &
are improving the quality and outcomes for our patients and
Partnerships populations.
Officer
Oxford University
Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust
9:05 - 9:45 Presentation
ICS Construct Panel Discussion
In this session we will have some of the top UK thought leaders
discussing the heavily debated ICS Construct set for April 2022.
The panel is chaired by David Walliker and participants include
Rob Webster, Sarah Carter and Karen McDowell. Topics covered
in this session will include Culture and Leadership, collaboration,
integration, overall system recovery, equality and diversity and
health inequalities.
David Walliker, Chief Digital & Partnerships Officer,
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Sarah Carter, Executive Director,
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Clinical Commissioning Group
Rob Webster CBE, Chief Executive Officer,
West Yorkshire and Harrogate ICS
Karen McDowell, Chief Operating Officer & Deputy Accountable
Officer, Surrey Heartlands CCG & ICS
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Day One
9:45 - 10:05 3M|M*Modal Headline Sponsor
Creating time to care
By accelerating innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) powered
conversational solutions. 3M M*Modal is changing the paradigm
on patient-clinician interactions and clinical workflows. From
struggling to get data in the EPR and spending nearly half their time
on administrative tasks, clinicians can now use an AI–based virtual
assistant that can capture clinical documentation from conversational
speech between the clinician and patient.
3M M*Modal takes its market-leading Computer-Assisted Physician
Documentation (CAPD) technology that nudges clinicians at the point
of care towards better care and best practices to the next level with its
virtual provider assistant. Leveraging next- generational AI, the virtual
assistant understands the intent and context of the clinician’s words
for hands-free EPR documentation and conversational order entry.
This enables it to proactively fill gaps, provide in-workflow clinician
decision support, and improve care quality. Please join us to learn how
University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust use our
solutions for improving outcomes and creating time to care.
Alex Johnston, Sales Director – UK & Ireland, 3M|M*Modal
Alec Price-Forbes, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Coventry and
Warwickshire Health & Care Partnership (STP)
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Day One
10:05 - 10:55 Dragons’ Den - Speed Presentations
11:00 - 12:00 Coffee Break and Business Meetings
12:05 - 12:25 Presentation
What Does Good Look Like across UK
Health and Social Care?
Sonia Patel, Chief Information Officer at NHSX, will deliver an update
on the ‘What Good Looks Like’ framework, identifying how the
guidance supports Trust boards and their leaders in making decisions
Sonia Patel to scale up their digital transformation. The WGLL framework sets
Chief Information out a common vision for good digital practice to empower frontline
Officer
leaders to accelerate digital transformation in their organisations.
NHSX
Going forward, this framework and its core principles will provide a
comprehensive set of tools, guidelines and best practices for NHS
leaders to achieve meaningful digital transformation.
12:30 - 12:50 Main Room - System C & Graphnet
Bringing Integrated Care to Our Residents
St Helens suffers from high deprivation, inequality and
unemployment, leading to below-average population outcomes.
These challenges create a high demand for services, and the cost is
unsustainable. ‘St Helens Cares’, a place-based approach to health
Christine and care, was developed to bring key partners together to deliver
Walters integrated services aimed at improving people’s lives. Since its
Director of formation in 2018, the St Helens Cares initiative has changed
Informatics
how partners work together, with sharing of data resulting in
St Helens and
Knowsley Hospitals coordinated service provision and, as a result, improved care.
NHS Trust
Director
Mid Mersey Digital
Alliance
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Day One
12:30 - 12:50 Breakout Room 1 - WiFi SPARK
Reduce patient isolation and bolster
emotional wellbeing
Empower, engage and entertain your patients at no cost to them.
Steven Killick
Product Manager
WiFi SPARK
12:30 - 12:50 Breakout Room 2 - NHS SBS
Navigating the perfect storm – procurement
integration in a post-Covid world
Local NHS procurement teams are transforming how they buy
goods and services together, as Integrated Care Systems. But, as
NHSE/I admits, ‘the scale and complexity of the change required for
Alison Kerfoot ICS procurement collaboration is asking a lot of the current provider
Consulting Director landscape as it focuses on the criticality of supply chain resilience
NHS Shared post the COVID pandemic.’ Alison Kerfoot, Executive Director at
Business Services
NHS Shared Business Services will discuss the varying levels of
ICS maturity across the country. How can collaboration work most
effectively? What are the key areas of focus? And, critically, what
support is available?
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Day One
12:55 - 13:15 Main Room - Presentation
Combining the digital revolution with
compassionate cultures
Digital remains the golden thread to enable and sustain such
transformational change. We need to future-proof our health and
care system, by focusing on the health and wellbeing of both ours
Alec Price- and our children’s generation to deliver effective population health
Forbes management. Health and Care Organisations are now adopting a new
Chief Clinical
direction of travel away from siloed organisational thinking towards
Information Officer
Coventry and intentionally redesigning the health and care landscape together. This
Warwickshire will focus on the need for improved data quality, integrated information
Health &
Care Partnership systems and the role of AI in facilitating new ways of working.
(STP)
But, more critically we need compassionate, collaborative leadership,
blended together with partnership with our citizens and engaged
patients to ensure we meet their care needs and reduce inequalities
in access. This will enable truly integrated care and the move away
from transactional outputs towards values and outcomes based care.
12:55 - 13:15 Breakout Room 1 - Presentation
Health on the high street: enabling
convenient healthcare and town centre
regeneration
Lucy will share with colleagues the exciting developments placing
health in the heart of high streets in both Runcorn and Warrington.
Lucy Gardner The session will focus on the innovative partnership working
Director of Strategy between an acute Trust, 2 Borough Councils, Commissioners and
& Partnerships
a full range of health and care providers across the public and
Warrington &
Halton Teaching charitable sectors, to secure funding and implement integrated
Hospitals NHS health and wellbeing services in 2 new purpose built high street
Foundation Trust
hubs.
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Day One
12:55 - 13:15 Breakout Room 2 - Presentation
An insight into the implementation of the
Digital Aspirants Programme
In this session Andy Bissenden, leading the digital transformation
within his trust, will give thoughts, views and overall vision for the
use of funds from the Digital Aspirants Programme. He will describe
Andy Bissenden how he has added value of working together as part of the system
Associate Director and give insight into how the team plan to transform community
of Digital
services across Sussex using the latest innovations, technology and
East Sussex
Healthcare NHS data with shared learning.
Trust
13:15 - 14:00 Networking Lunch
14:05 - 14:25 Presentation
Culture Transformation:
You Said, Together We Did
Emma will share with colleagues the continuous improvement in
Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS FT - 2020 HSJ Trust of the Year.
The session will focus on organisational improvement and the
Emma aspirational system culture transformation objectives during 2021-
Challans 24. It is an exciting time for Sherwood and the Nottinghamshire
Director of Culture
Health and Care system, firmly placing cultural development at the
and Improvements
Sherwood Forest
centre of our success.
Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust
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14:25 - 14:45 IMMJ Systems
Enabling Digital Transformation and
improving patient experience with digitised
medical records
IMMJ Systems are a Digital Health Innovator who have an award-
winning Electronic Document Management (EDM) solution known as
MediViewer which has been sold extensively across the NHS. Barnsley
Hospital, one of our latest clients to deploy MediViewer will share their
EDMS journey to date, particularly how they’ve managed to reach
this significant milestone during the global pandemic. Lisa Harris
(IMMJ) and Richard Billam (BHNFT) will walk through the typical NHS
business drivers for EDM and those pertinent to the BHNHT business
case. Richard will summarise on clinical feedback to date since the
early September go-live across the Rheumatology service.
Lisa Harris, Chief Operations Officer, IMMJ Systems
Richard Billam, Deputy Director of ICT, Barnsley Hospital NHS
Foundation Trust
14:50 - 15:10 Main Room - Visiba Care Presentation
Reimage care pathways and reduce
elective waiting lists
In this showcase, Karen will present Visiba Care, a virtual care
solution which allows a digi-physical approach to create flexible
patient pathways, enhance efficiency and productivity, and deliver
Karen Jones improved patient outcomes.
Regional Business
Manager North &
Wales
Visiba Care
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14:50 - 15:10 Breakout Room 1 - Objectivity
Digitising Health and Local Government in
the North West, a model to follow?
Listen to how the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care
Partnership is taking manual paper based processes into a full
digital model reducing staff resources and assisting parents across
their Smart Resident Platform using a Low code solution to deliver
applications 90% faster than traditional software development. Hear
how Health Innovation Manchester created a smoke free pregnancy
application which has reduced smoking during pregnancy from 15%
to 8%.
Nigel Lomas, Public Sector Lead, Objectivity
Andy Smith, Director of Healthcare Services, Objectivity
14:50 - 15:10 Breakout Room 2 - Netcall
Delivering on your digital vision – wherever
you’re starting from
Joined-up patient support created by collaboration and
interoperability is likely to be key to your ICS’s strategy. You’ll be
building on local strengths to make ongoing improvements. Join
us to learn how your NHS peers are delivering on their visions and
business cases. Hear how hospitals are innovating to improve
patient journeys and create team efficiencies. Then they’re reaching
out to their local partners too. We’re an agnostic UK supplier. We
work hard to support your data integration and third-party working.
Find out how our Liberty platform will empower you, whatever your
vision or starting point.
Clare Rafferty, Transformation Lead for Health, Netcall
George Aristidou, Head of Public Sector Sales, Netcall
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15:15 - 16:30 Coffee Break and Business Meetings
16:35 - 17:15 Presentation
How will the ICS construct impact Digital
Transformation across health and social care?
In principle, Intergrated Care Systems will remove organisational
boundaries making it easier for digital pathways and data to flow
more efficiently, but is that the reality in practice? In this session
leading senior NHS figures will discuss the theory behind the ICS
construct and what benefits will come from this.
However, as we know just because something works on paper
does not mean it can be translated into the real world. Topics
being covered will include shared care records, integrated clinical
workflows, data sharing and information governance.
David Walliker, Chief Digital & Partnerships Officer,
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Lisa Emery, Chief Information Officer,
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Paul Jones, Chief Digital & Information Officer,
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Katherine Church, Chief Digital Officer,
Surrey Heartlands ICS
James Rawlinson, Director of Health Informatics,
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust
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17:15 - 17:35 Blue Prism
How Leeds Teaching Hospitals have
transformed their outpatient service
delivery with automation
It has long been said that technology holds the key to unlocking
time and resources for the NHS, and that has never been more true
than now. For many Trusts and healthcare practices, technologies
such as Automation have been crucial to seeing them through the
pandemic, and now they’re seeing them out of it, too.
One of these Trusts is Leeds Teaching Hospital, who with the help
of automation, is working to transform their outpatient services in
order to empower better patient interactions and outcomes while
keeping operations efficient.
Join Richard Moyes, General Manager of Leeds Teaching Hospitals,
and Patrick Shephard, Healthcare Director at Blue Prism, to hear
how this has been possible.
Patrick Shephard, Healthcare Director, Blue Prism
Richard Moyes, General Manager, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS
Trust
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17:35 - 17:55 Closing Keynote
Moving beyond collaboration to achieve
awesome
→ Innovation does not thrive in isolation.
→ The Innovation Units at the Royal Free and Great Ormond
Street have come together for a 12 month science-experiment
of true joint working as a single team.
→ The why?
→ We describe an enhanced way of working (above partnership
or collaboration) to harness data, analytics and tech to provide
smarter, better and kinder care.
→ What success looks like and requirements to get there.
→ Creating ecstasis and team-flow.
→ Beyond the fairy-tale – we are not experts here and have never
done this before! We will share what we did badly and what
we are doing to mitigate numptiness.
→ We have a lot to learn and are keen to share.
James Davis , Director of Innovation,
Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
Shankar Sridharan, Chief Clinical Information Officer,
Great Ormond Street Hospital For Children NHS Foundation Trust
17:55 - 18:00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks
18:00 - 20:00 Hotel Check-in / Free Time
20:00 - 22:00 Drinks Reception & Networking Dinner
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8:30 - 8:35 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
8:35 - 8:55 Presentation
Whole system partnership approach to
support the operational delivery of patient
centred urgent & emergency care
The Princess Alexandra Hospital is on an improvement journey
on route to the development of our new hospital. Recognising
increased pressures and demand and challenges with flow and
performance, how local, ICP/ICS and NHSI colleagues have come
together to develop an approach for whole system
→ Recognising when to seek support
→ Supporting teams on their improvement journey
→ Addressing ongoing and sustained increases in demand
on emergency services (within Urgent & Emergency Care
Pathways)
→ Using data to inform areas for development
→ System and partnership relationships key to improving patient
and staff experiences
→ Acute and Regulator joint working, working together to
facilitate sharing of best practice across the region
→ Continuous learning and improvement journey
→ Keeping going even when the going gets tough.
→ Development of the weekly COO network to share information
and ideas
→ Local and regional escalation calls to support mutual
Aid and assistance
→ Regional networking with UEC and EEAST colleagues to
ensure effective communication channels - Round table
discussions on key subjects with COO and NHSI representation
Stephanie Lawton, Chief Operating Officer,
The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
Paul Cleeland-Smith, Head of UEC Operations,
NHS England & NHS Improvement
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9:00 - 9:20 Main Room - Patchwork
A new approach to tackling the NHS staffing
crisis: Outcomes-Based Staffing
The NHS is facing a staffing crisis. Tech-enabled workforce solution,
Patchwork Health, is working with over 60 NHS organisations to
introduce Outcomes-Based Staffing: a revolutionary approach to
Sharan tackling rising levels of workforce burnout and exit.
Ahluwalia
Chief Growth Chief Growth Officer at Patchwork Health, Sharan Ahluwalia, will
Officer
discuss what this new workforce model means for health and care
Patchwork Health
staff, and share how NHS leaders can best embrace this approach,
creating workforce systems that achieve optimal outcomes for the
patient, the worker and the employer.
9:00 - 9:20 Breakout Room 1 - Maintel
Disruptive but not disrupted - how critical
communications services are being
transformed.
This session looks at how communications technology is being
disrupted by three of the biggest technology disruptions: cloud,
Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet of Things. It will examine
the opportunities, the risks, and the imperatives of these forces on
how we communicate internally and externally and what changes
we will need to make to the technology we deploy, the devices we
use and the way we work. Find out how you can unlock new IT and
business insights by pushing the boundaries of technology, and
leveraging Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Automation.
Adam Seymour, Account Director: Health & Housing Vertical, Maintel
Yogi Pareshar, Senior Account Executive, Extreme
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9:00 - 9:20 Breakout Room 2 - Vital Hub
How to Utilise Data Integration to Support
Improved Patient Flow
The core foundations of effective patient flow aim to improve
patient experience, achieve higher levels of operational efficiency,
and enable more coordinated, safer care for patients.
Often, the main barrier to addressing fragmentation in services, is
having access to real-time data. Typically, siloed working practices
cause unnecessary supplemental pressure when support could be
easily accessed through a joined-up technological infrastructure.
Learn more about how we are providing a comprehensive range of
live data sharing tools to over 30% of the entire NHS, across multiple
health and social care providers, to achieve streamlined integration
of care services and enhanced patient flow.
Mike Sanders, Group CEO, Vital Hub
Pete Beaumont, Sales Director, Vital Hub
Lisa Riley, Vice President of Strategic Product and Partnership
Development, Vital Hub
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9:25 - 10:15 Panel Discussion
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion and Health
Inequalities in health and social care
In this session we have some of the country’s leading advocates
for equal health opportunities discussing how COVID has
exasperated gross health inequalities in the population, equal
opportunities for all candidates across the board from starting
their career in the NHS and right up to the C-suite level.
Sir James Mackey, Chief Executive Officer,
Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Alec Price-Forbes, Chief Clinical Information Officer,
Coventry and Warwickshire Health & Care Partnership (STP)
Ifti Majid, Chief Executive Officer,
Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Heather Caudle, Chief Nursing Officer,
Surrey & Borders NHS Foundation Trust
10:20 - 10:40 Main Room - Block
Connecting the Digital Dots: How to Ensure
Your Digital Infrastructure Is Built on a
Future Ready Foundation
Every organisation is on an accelerated digital journey right now. And
whilst many are embracing new and innovative technologies, we’re
often seeing them fail to meet expectations because the underlying
infrastructure isn’t delivering as it needs to. Our NHS clients tell us of their
desire to improve the experience of staff and patients alike through these
new innovations. So how can we shift the infrastructure foundation from
operational to enabling, and ready to support the digital journey ahead?
We’ll be exploring our modern approach to digital maturity modelling and
sharing our stories of helping many of the largest and highest-profile NHS
Trusts to leverage their infrastructure and enable impactful change.
Dan Whiston, Director of Transformation, Block
Dave Hutton, Chief Revenue Officer, Block
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10:20 - 10:40 Breakout Room 1 - Apira
Electronic Document Management
transformation
Mary and Geoff will provide a warts and all canter through an
Electronic Document Management deployment at London North
West Healthcare. The programme was called “MedRecsOnline”
and involved the use of software from IMMJ called MediViewer
and a scanning provider called EDM Group. Whilst the challenges
have often been profound including COVID related curve balls, the
outcome has been fantastic. We have digitised over 40,000 records
and have nearly 2,000 users of the system, access to notes has never
been easier or more infection control friendly!
We will describe how front line staff were kept fully on-
board with a significant change to their working lives.
Geoff Broome, Founder and Director, Apira
Alan Brown, Director of Professional Services, Apira
David Corbett, Director of Client Engagement, Apira
10:20 - 10:40 Breakout Room 2 - Fujitsu
Trusts can’t run faster, so it’s time for IT to
work smarter
The NHS is being asked to do more and this is putting huge
pressure on its IT teams. Trust IT leaders need to take a holistic
approach to recover and rebuild rooted on tackling two priorities:
the backlog and their workforce.
Fujitsu will be sharing their insights and experience from across the
globe, sharing success stories of Apotti in Finland, as well as best
practise from across the UK. Find out how you can work smarter to
recover and rebuild by:
→ Finding the right partner
→ Prioritising and planning
→ Creating the right platform
Jamie Whysall, Head of UK Healthcare, Fujitsu
Mat Chase, Healthcare CTO, Fujitsu (Formerly Deputy CTO at
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust)
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10:45 - 12:00 Coffee Break and Business Meetings
12:05 - 12:35 Keynote
Sustained performance through effective
culture & leadership
In this keynote Sir James Mackey, Chief Executive of Northumbria
Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, will describe how this multi-site
trust has sustained continuous outstanding CQC ratings whilst
Sir James also being one of the highest operationally performing trusts in the
Mackey country. Sir Jim will share his views on what it means to have the right
Chief Executive
culture to deliver outstanding care through effective leadership.
Officer
Northumbria
Healthcare NHS
Foundation Trust
12:35 - 12:55 Presentation
Digital Strategy, Development to Delivery -
Supporting Mental Health Transformation
A how-to guide on the specific challenges associated with mental
health and learning disabilities in a developing ICS. Chris explains
the journey of a young agile organisation who have embraced
Chris Reynolds technology to make a clear and real difference to staff experience
Director of and patient care. The journey has only just started but there will be
Informatics (Business
plenty to learn along the way.
Intelligence and
Information
Technology)
Black Country
Healthcare NHS
Foundation Trust
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12:55 - 13:15 Presentation
Digital Excellence at St Helens & Knowsley
St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is midway
through an ambitious Digital Aspirant Programme where
enhancements to System C’s Careflow EPR are enabling the Trust
to achieve a level of digital maturity to match its Outstanding CQC
Christine rating and the 5-star care it already provides.
Walters Hear how STHK is using technology to enable health and care
Director of
professionals to communicate and collaborate better, with
Informatics
St Helens and improved and more timely access to the rich data needed to make
Knowsley Hospitals
better decisions. Digital collaboration across the healthcare provider
NHS Trust
Director footprint is also giving patients better access to their records and to
Mid Mersey Digital online advice and guidance that will improve health for all.
Alliance
13:15 - 13:35 Presentation
Population Health Management, Complex
Lives Segmentation in Liverpool
Wes will describe the Population Segmentation work developed in
Liverpool, which has a particular focus on “complex lives”. The aim
of this work is to support system integration and improve patient
Wesam Baker outcomes.
Director of
Strategic Analytics,
Economics and
Population Health
Management
Mersey Care NHS
Foundation Trust
13:35 - 13:45 Chairman’s Closing Remarks
13:45 - 14:30 Networking Lunch
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MATPN North HPN North LGPN North
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26th - 27th April
Oulton Hall, Leeds
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Horwood House, Milton Keynes
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