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Delegates Registered
Associate Director Clinical Informatics
Associate Director Infrastructure & Cyber
Associate Director of Nursing
Associate Director of Operations - Learning Disability and Autism
Clinical Digital Lead & Strategic Clinical Safety Officer
Clinical Director
CMO Executive lead for Digital
Deputy Chief Nurse CNIO
Director of ICT
Director Technology Sourcing
CCIO
Countess of Chester Hospital
Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust
Lancashire and South Cumbria Care FT
Kingston NHS Foundation Trust and Hounslow + Richmond Community NHS Trust
Imperial NHS Trust
West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust
NHS Sussex
North Central London ICB
Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust
NHS England
Current Landscape and Challenges:
Within the NHS, the persistence of legacy systems poses a significant challenge, hindering interoperability, data sharing, and seamless patient care. The urgent need to modernise and optimise healthcare delivery is driving the decision to transition away from these legacy technologies, marking a pivotal moment in the digital transformation of the healthcare sector.
Importance and Timeliness of the Event:
The NHS Digital Connectivity Conference assumes critical significance as it focuses on addressing the crucial shift from legacy systems to modern digital solutions. This transition is vital for enhancing operational efficiency, improving patient care, and fostering a more interconnected and agile healthcare ecosystem.
The event serves as a beacon of knowledge, collaboration, and innovation, offering a vital platform for senior tech leaders within the NHS to stay at the forefront of digital healthcare transformation.
Key Content Streams:
Why Attend:
The NHS Digital Connectivity Conference offers a unique platform for senior tech leaders to drive positive change within the NHS and the broader healthcare industry.
By actively participating in this conference, attendees can contribute to shaping the future of healthcare technology, fostering improved patient care, and spearheading the digital transformation of one of the world's largest and most renowned healthcare systems.
Register now to be a part of this transformative event, where expertise meets innovation and where the blueprint for the NHS's digital future is being written.
Your Pass Includes:
Registration
Registration
Chairs Opening Address (Confirmed)
Chairs Opening Address (Confirmed)
Keynote Presentation - Diarmaid Crean, Chief Digital and Technology Officer at Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust(Provisionally Confirmed)
Keynote Presentation - Diarmaid Crean, Chief Digital and Technology Officer at Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust (Provisionally Confirmed)
Panel Discussion - Future proofing technology in secondary care
Join our panel discussion on future-proofing technology in secondary care through robust IT strategies. Learn from experts about data security, scalability, and AI's role. Gain actionable insights into ethical tech integration and interdisciplinary collaboration for lasting healthcare innovation.
Panellists
Main Sponsor
Main Sponsor
Q&A Panel
Q&A Panel
Morning Break & Networking
Morning Break & Networking
Chairs Morning Reflection (Confirmed)
Chairs Morning Reflection (Confirmed)
Case Study - Devoteam and Salesforce
Case Study - Devoteam and Salesforce
Case Study
Case Study
Keynote Presentation - Legacy Tech: The misunderstood, vulnerable and forgotten foundations of the NHS (Confirmed)
Every day we build and implement new technology in the NHS, however many encounters of care involve clinicians using out-dated, unsupported technology to support care. How risky is legacy technology, and how can the NHS learn from other sectors to escape the quagmire of chaos that is left behind?
Case Study
Case Study
Q&A Panel
Q&A Panel
Lunch & Networking
Lunch & Networking
Chairs Afternoon Reflection (Confirmed)
Chairs Afternoon Reflection (Confirmed)
Case Study
Case Study
Keynote Presentation - Diane Baynham MBA, Director of Clinical Care Pathways (Confirmed)
Architecture to support the future of AI and Automation in the NHS
In the realm of healthcare, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already reshaping the NHS by revolutionizing diagnostics and expediting treatment. Through its remarkable ability to detect subtle patterns in medical data, AI tools are facilitating early disease detection, ensuring quicker interventions and improved patient outcomes. Particularly evident in medical imaging, AI swiftly identifies anomalies, allowing healthcare providers to initiate precise treatment plans. Moreover, AI-driven predictive models aid in tailoring treatments and resource allocation, optimizing patient care. While challenges in data ethics and human-AI collaboration persist, the NHS is embracing this transformative technology responsibly, propelling healthcare into a future of enhanced efficiency, accuracy, and patient well-being.
Case Study
Case Study
Revitalizing Healthcare: Unleashing the Future by Eliminating Legacy Bleeps in NHS Hospitals (Confirmed)
NHS organisations are increasingly under pressure to be more efficient with digital being the enabler for this greater productivity. How effective can we really be when digital is simply an overlay and legacy bleeps remain at the heart of many Trusts?
Q&A Panel
Q&A Panel
Hot Buffet Food, Drinks and Networking
Hot Buffet Food, Drinks and Networking
End of day
End of day
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