Highland Marketing, an integrated communications, PR and marketing consultancy has been appointed the communications partner to support the upcoming HTN events.
The first event in the schedule, HTN Summit, takes place online on 21st and 22nd September to share experiences and learnings, and to collaborate with peers across the country.
The two-day bespoke event brings healthcare teams together to share their work through live webinars.
The sessions cover a range of topics that include developing digital literacies, the nursing role within health tech, health tech strategies, interoperability, clinical engagement, data consolidation, robotic process automation, lessons learned and more. The presenters will talk about their role and the work they are involved in, aiming to share what they have done, how they have done it and what they have learned.
Speakers include:
- Hugo Mathias, CIO, Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust
- Helen McGuire and Ainhoa Arjona, Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust
- Ideal Health
- Henrietta Mbeah-Bankas, Head of Blended Learning and Digital Literacy Workstream Lead, Health Education England
- University Hospitals of Leicester
- Nadine Miles, Director of Market Development, Spirit Health Group
- Simon Applebaum, Managing Director, Spirit Digital
- Tom Scott, Regional Sales Director, Alcidion
- Peter Thomas, Director of Digital Innovation and Consultant Paediatric Ophthalmologist, Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS FT
- Dilshan Arawwawala, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Mid and South Essex Health Care Partnership
- Former CIO at UCL, David Kwo, Digital Healthcare Specialist
Susan Venables, Highland Marketing founder and client services director, commented on the partnership: “As the PR and communications partner for HTN it is important that we support these events. They are very much aligned with our ethos of providing a platform to enable the sharing of information and knowledge to help accelerate the adoption and use of digital technologies across health and social care.”
“We have witnessed rapid change and uptake of health tech during Covid-19 so it is important to ensure that learnings and experiences are not lost in the future. The HTN events will enable this to happen by allowing suppliers and NHS organisations to engage and educate on deploying digital programmes and the benefits they can deliver for NHS frontline staff and patients.”
To view the schedule and to register please click here.
