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21 October 2021
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Digital Health Regional Networks Events is a new monthly programme of regional best practice events for NHS IT leaders, focused on sharing digital best practice underway in a particular NHS region.
The new regional events series builds on the popularity of our Digital Responses to Covid-19 Webinar Series and best practice webinars and are designed to provide the opportunity for a wide range of NHS digital leaders to share local work and knowledge with others. The aim is to showcase and discuss best practice on digital health and data within a region of the English NHS.
Each regional event will be extended best practice webinars split into two sessions, that blend short live presentations and open discussions from Digital Health Network members with panel Q&A.
PLEASE NOTE: This webinar is open to NHS, public, charitable sectors, academics, and network sponsors only. You will receive confirmation of your registration once this is confirmed.
12.30 Introduction from the Chair
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
12.35 North East and North Cumbria Single version of the Truth
I-Lin Hall, Head of Data and Digital Applications, NECS: A Care System Support Organisation.
The presentation provides an overview of Axiom, our cloud based data platform.
The presentation gives an overview of the strategic drivers, benefits and current status of the TREE development in the NENC region.
Dr Jonathan Harness, Partner, CCIO, Glenpark Medical Practice, Newcastle Gateshead CCG
12.55 Panel Q&A
13.05 5 minute break
13.10 Introduction from the Chair
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
13.15 Moving consultations out of the clinic: new models of care enabled via TytoCare – implementation in Yorkshire and Humber
Kate Lodge, Head of Strategic Partnerships, YH AHSN and
Ellen Barnes, Programme Manager, YH AHSN
This short session will cover an introduction to the TytoCare device, and how it can help enable new models of care – out of the hospital and closer to and within people’s homes, range of uses in Yorkshire and Humber, associated learning including regional approach to DTAC.
13.25 In-house systems assisting Covid 19 activity
Matthew Bovingdon, Head of WebV Operation & Product Manager, WebV Systems – directorate of Digitial Services/Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS FT
Utilising Northern Lincolnshire & Goole’s in house system, WebV, we looked to integrate patient results from different systems to provide most up to date data to the front-line staff as well as the operational leads through the systems they use.
13.35 Panel Q&A13.45 The Reasonable Adjustment Flag Project – an NHS Long Term Plan commitment
Hannah Brown, GP, Ponteland Medical Group, NPC Clinical Informatics Officer, Northumbria Primary Care
Under the Equality Act 2010, organisations such as hospitals and GP surgeries must take steps (“reasonable adjustments”) to remove the barriers individuals face because of disability. As part of the NHS Long Term Plan, by 2023/24, a ‘digital flag’ in the patient record will ensure staff know a patient has an impairment, such as a learning disability, autism, or a long-term condition. Hear from the national project team and from North East and Yorkshire as this important project is rolled out across the UK.
This session will help you understand:
– What does the flag do?
– How a flag can be accessed.
– What progress had been made in early adopter sites in the North East.
– How to get involved in this project
13.55 Closing remarks from the Chair
14.00 Event close
This webinar is open to NHS, public sector, charitable sectors, academics, and network sponsors only. Your registration will be reviewed, and you will receive confirmation of your attendance within 48 hours.