Event agenda
Digital Health & Care Scotland Day 2
08:45 | Delegate registration, refreshments served in the exhibition area | ||
Session 1: Driving national change | |||
09:25 | Introduction to day 2 from the conference chair
Pennie Taylor, Journalist and Broadcaster | ||
09:30 | Scottish Government Address Shona Robison MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport | ||
09:40 | An opportunity to pose questions to the Cabinet Secretary | ||
09:50 | Data Informing Scotland's Health: Thinking Big...
Professor Aziz Sheikh OBE, Professor of Primary Care Research & Development and Director, Usher Institute of Population | ||
10:10 | Where The Click Do You Start - Creating a Digital NHS
Claire Cater, Founder, The Social Kinetic | ||
10:30 | A Voice from the Frontline: Making digital/technology in the community work
Hazel Archer, Technical Lead, Scottish Centre for Telehealth & Telecare | ||
10:50 | Audience interaction, questions and discussion with the panel | ||
11:10 | Networking refreshments in the exhibition area | ||
Session 2: Technology in Action: Interactive Breakout Sessions | |||
11:30 | First breakout session | ||
12:10 | Transition between breakouts | ||
12:15 | Second breakout session | ||
Breakout 1: Blockchain in Health & Social Care with Spiritus Partners Hear from thought leaders about blockchain - what it is, why it matters and how it might be applied in health and social care. Explore promising uses and walk away with ideas and next steps for your organisation. Susan Ramonat, Chief Executive Officer, Spiritus
Prof. Bill Buchanan OBE, Professor of Computing, Edinburgh Napier University | |||
Breakout 2: Developing New Care Models That Combine Remote Monitoring with Machine Assisted Decision Support Hear about how the Lenus digital platform is being used to develop new continuous and preventative care models that help move the burden of care from the acute setting into the community. Paul McGuiness, Director, Storm ID
Craig Turpie, Creative Director, Storm ID | |||
Breakout 3 Effective management of Patient Flow in Healthcare and Social Care with Intouch with Health Attending for Social and Healthcare appointments can be stressful. The smooth flow of people through their community or hospital experience is vital in alleviating stress - for people, social care, and healthcare staff alike. Efficient and effective patient flow is essential and digital technology is a critical enabler for a paper-free environment in these sectors - how can this be applied, in a practical example, to enable a stress-free environment and enhance choice in accessing public services? Philip Bertram, Team Leader, Information Services, NHS Dumfries & Galloway Colin Garrod, Business Development Manager, Intouch With Health | |||
12:55 | Networking lunch in the exhibition area | ||
13:30 | Meet the exhibitors Your opportunity to explore applications of the latest innovative solutions available to the sector. Understand how these solutions can support your service delivery objectives. | ||
Session 3: Themed sessions | |||
In a series of themed interactive sessions delegates will have the opportunity to explore areas of interest with experts. | |||
13:55 | THEME 4 In association with InterSystems Interoperability – Overcoming Integration Barriers Within Health and Social Care We will discuss what can be done to ensure new and existing systems are interoperable. In doing so we will consider the use of a shared language and connecting with national systems, such as the Scottish National Patient Management System and SPIRE. Chair: Pennie Taylor, Journalist and Broadcaster Speakers: Andy Grayer, Assistant Director of eHealth and Infrastructure, NHS Ayrshire and Arran | THEME 5 In association with BlackBerry Scaling It Up – Exploiting the Power of Disruptive Technology There are examples of digital success across Scotland - how do we expand these projects so they can benefit more staff, people and communities? As we debate this challenge we will ask: are we embracing the use of mobile technology to empower the public and mobilise health and care providers? Chair: Alyson Scurfield, Chief Executive Officer, TEC Services Association C.I.C (TSA) Speakers: Margaret Whoriskey, Head of Technology Enabled Care & Digital Healthcare Innovation, Scottish Government | THEME 6 In association with Advanced Empowering the Public, Engaging to Promote the Benefits of Digital Health and Care Technology can empower the public to take control of their health. Can we do more to empower patients through the use of technology and by involving them in technological development? In this session we will consider these questions and more. Chair: Zahid Deen, Digital Health and Care Strategic Lead, Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE) Speakers: Anna Fowlie, Chief Executive, Scottish Social Services Council |
14:45 | Networking refreshment break in the exhibition area | ||
Session 4: Learning from across the digital landscape | |||
15:00 | Keynote: Learning from digital transformation in other sectors Brigid McBride OBE, Director of Digital Transformation, HMRC | ||
15:20 | Keynote: Learning from the international experience Morten Elbæk Petersen, Chief Executive Officer, Sundhed.dk | ||
15:40 | Audience interaction, questions and discussion with the panel | ||
15:55 | Closing remarks from the chair Pennie Taylor, Journalist and Broadcaster | ||
16:00 | Close of conference | ||
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Digital Health & Care: Interoperability of Emerging Technology
08:50 | Registration Open and Networking |
09:15 | Holyrood Welcome to delegates in the Exhibition Area Meet the Exhibitors, your chance to hear about some of the most innovative solutions on the market. |
Session One | MAXIMISNG THE IMPACT OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGY |
09:30 | Chair’s Introduction - Setting the scene and starting the discussion Dr Margaret Whoriskey – Head of Technology Enabled Care & Digital Healthcare Innovation – Scottish Government |
09:35 | Scottish Government Presentation |
10:00 | Headline Sponsor Presentation |
10:20 | Impact of Emerging Technology, how can it be scaled up on a national level? Interactive Session
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11:10 | Networking and Refreshments in the Exhibition Area |
Session Two | CONNECTING TECH THAT EMPOWERS PATIENTS, CLINICIANS & CARE PROVIDERS |
11:40 | Transition to Themed Panel Sessions |
11:50 | Themed Panel Sessions x 3 Delegates are encouraged to actively participate in these interactive sessions which will cover topics including:
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13:00 | Networking and Refreshments in the Exhibition Area |
13:40 | Demo Zone Presentation |
14:00 | Knowledge Exchange Workshops. 3 Parallel Sessions led by Public Sector Speakers Discussing three of the biggest challenges facing health and care providers, delegates will have the chance to bounce ideas between the group that could overcome the issues and will be challenged to reach a conclusion by the end of the session.
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14:40 | Networking and Refreshments in the Exhibition Area |
Session Three | GETTING THE DIGITAL STRATEGY RIGHT, HOW TO GET BUY IN FROM EVERYONE INVOLVED |
15:00 | Creating a digital culture, integrating technology to improve outcomes - Action planning Interactive Session Taking on board some of the key challenges and learnings highlighted throughout the day, this session will give you a chance to develop your digital strategy to support your organisations objectives. The outcomes of this session will be written up into an action plan and circulated to delegates post event.
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16:00 | Chair Closing Remarks Dr Margaret Whiroskey – Head of Technology Enabled Care & Digital Healthcare Innovation – Scottish Government |
16:15 | Conference Closes |
Please note that all speakers and the agenda are subject to change without notice.
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