HTN Summit 2020 is now only one week away. Over 2 days, HTN host 11 online sessions to share experiences and learnings, and to collaborate with peers across the country.
The live sessions will 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.
HTN Summit 2020 takes place 21st and 22nd September 2020. To view the agenda and register, please click here.
Five live sessions not to miss…
Defining the New Norm for EPR Implementations
In this session we explore the impact and challenges of implementing an EPR and other digital health systems through remote working and how methodologies can be adapted to create a new norm for successful implementations.
Orchestrating care – the key to connected healthcare delivery
This session will introduce a smart alternate approach to digital transformation that acknowledges existing investments and realises benefits for healthcare professionals and organisations at all levels. Topics covered: FHIR, Interoperability, Clinical engagement, Data consolidation.
Digital innovations and health tech strategy at Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS FT
This session will describe the digital innovation programme at Moorfields Eye Hospital with a particular focus on the introduction of remote consultations, remote monitoring, shared care with community optometrists, and artificial intelligence in ophthalmology.
The Language of EPRs and Interoperability
The session will examine the widely used EPR and interoperability terms (such as “integration”, “interfacing”, “interoperate”, “interoperability standards”, “best of breed”), how they are used and at times inadvertently mis-used leading to misconceptions at central policy and local business case/implementation levels. The session will present the latest findings in a study into EPR systems in acute hospitals in England: which hospitals adopt best of breed v integrated v in-house EPRs and how these EPR types are associated with decision-support capabilities, depth of functionality and hospital financial health.
The COVID-19 catalyst – How the pandemic has optimised the opportunity for digital health
Although the virus has been devastating for so many, it has also accelerated development and adoption of technology across many areas of the healthcare system. Simon and Nadine from Spirit Health Group will openly discuss the ups and downs of being at the forefront of remote healthcare delivery in Leicestershire.
View the agenda and register here.
