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Pre-congress briefing - healthcare informatics - 17th October 2006
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| 09.00 | Chairman’s opening remarks
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| | Confirmed: Colin Jervis, Director of Healthcare Consulting, Kinetic Consulting
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| DEVELOPING E-HEALTHCARE |
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| 09.10 | What do users want from a care records system?
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| | Confirmed: Ian Denley, Chief Executive, System C Healthcare
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| EMERGING E-HEALTHCARE APPROACHES |
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| 09.40 | Implementing a care records system
- Patient administration system: lessons learnt and stages of ‘go live’
- Records without boundaries; how do we ensure optimum efficiency and interoperability?
- What risks and difficulties exist in the implementation of a care records service?
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| | Confirmed: Mike Sadler, Chief Operating Officer / Medical Director, NHS Direct
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| 10.10 | Morning coffee
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| 11.10 | Multi-speaker panel session: in pursuit of the Electronic Medical Record and ICT Innovation
- EMR and ICT designed to meet the needs of a wide range of health care providers
- Pilot testing of EMR / ICT adequately preparing for the realities of rollout
- Sustaining stakeholder momentum and support
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| | Moderator: Colin Jervis, Director of Healthcare Consulting, Kinetic Consulting Confirmed: Jacques Sauret, Director General, Groupement d'interet Public Dossier Medical Personnel Confirmed: Don Sweete, National & Atlantic Alliance Executive, Canada Health Infoway
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| 12.10 | Putting the patient first: choose and book and a wider range of primary care services
- How is national implementation of choose and book currently shaping up?
- How can we ensure full implementation and benefit realisation of choose and book?
- Underlining effective service planning and proactive management requirements
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| | Confirmed: Andy Hadley, Informatics Programme Manager, East Dorset NHS Trust
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| 12.40 | Lunch
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| 14.00 | Multi-speaker panel session: laying the technical foundations of the Electronic Prescription Service
- National implementation of the EPS with its two phases of software
- Ensuring full implementation and benefits realisation of EPS
- Extending EPS to support the role of primary healthcare practitioners
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| | Moderator: Colin Jervis, Director of Healthcare Consulting, Kinetic Consulting Confirmed: Susan Grieve, Principal Pharmacist, Department of Health Confirmed: Chris Hoare, Chief Information Officer, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Strategic Health Authority Confirmed: Paul Cundy, Joint Chair, GPC / RCGP IT Committee
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| 15.00 | Afternoon tea
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| 15.30 | Mobile telemonitoring for enabling self care and reducing risk in health and disease - solution to community based healthcare
- Putting the public in charge of their health care
- Tackling the pandemic of lifestyle related diseases
- Advances in physiological insight into wellbeing and risk
- Advances in wireless and communications technology
- Supporting self care anywhere anytime
- A teleservice for health promotion and disease management
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| | Confirmed: Paul Johnson, Telemonitoring Research Centre, Womens Centre, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford
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| 16.00 | Long term conditions management - outreach services to improve the level of self care in patients with long term conditions.
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| 16.30 | Chairman’s closing remarks and close of pre-congress briefing
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Congress day one - 18th October 2006
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| 14.14 |
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| 09.00 | Chairman’s opening remarks
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| | Confirmed: Paul Smit, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, Philips Medical Systems
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| THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTHCARE |
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| 09.10 | Keynote address: healthcare reform: a major strategic shift
- Outlining the strategic shift in favour of public health: next stage of the reforms in primary care
- Forces and drivers of healthcare reform: the changing role of the state
- Opportunities being presented to the private sector and independent providers of care
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| | Confirmed: Gary Belfield, Director of Primary Care, Department of Health
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| FUTURE OF SUPPLY SIDE REFORMS |
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| 09.40 | What the private sector can offer the NHS
- Outlining the provider role under NHS reforms
- Changes in primary care and the new opportunities for service provision
- Outlining the allocation of resources, operations and services in the new landscape
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| | Confirmed: Tom Mann, Chief Executive Officer, Capio Healthcare UK
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| 10.10 | Morning coffee
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| 11.10 | Integrating the role of the independent sector within primary care
- Mapping how the independent sector are interfacing with PCTs and their service requirements
- Detailing on-going clinical provision needs in primary care and the commercial opportunities
- Charting capacity building initiatives and the role of PPPs in meeting demand
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| | Confirmed: Mark Wadley, Primary Care Operations Director, Netcare healthcare UK
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| 11.40 | Contracting and independent sector providers: planning and developing independent sector provision
- How is government policy currently shaping future strategies for independent sector provision?
- Identifying short falls in local service provision to ensure precise independent sector service provision
- How are Wave 2 Invitations to Negotiate (ITN) progressing with independent sector providers?
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| | Confirmed: Mark Smith, Group Strategy Director and Chairman, Mercury Health and NHS Partners Network
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| 12.10 | Case study: learning from a review of PCT experiences with ISTCs to improve future procurement
- Lessons form the first waves of ISTC procurement
- Highlighting the need for data to drive efficient commissioning
- Building NHS clinical engagement with the ISTC programme to improve partnership working
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| | Confirmed: Nicola Easey, Assistant Director of Commissioning and National Modernisation and Commisioning Lead, North East Lincolnshire PCT and NHS Alliance
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| 12.40 | Lunch
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| 14.00 | Multi-speaker panel session: changing face of public healthcare to meet demand and policy
- Challenges emerging for all NHS and independent sector organisations delivering patient care
- Ensuring continuity of care and services through integration of new providers
- Innovation in service delivery and contestability delivering service improvement
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| | Confirmed: Ian Smith, Chief Executive Officer, General Healthcare Group Confirmed: Tim Elsigood, Managing Director, Alliance Medical Confirmed: Clayre La Trobe, Director, Primary Care Operations, UnitedHealth Europe Moderator: Paul Smit, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, Philips Medical Systems
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| EXPANDING THE VOLUME AND RANGE OF PROVIDERS |
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| 15.00 | Speed networking
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| 16.00 | Afternoon tea
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| 16.30 | Case study: managing the impact of the independent sector on service provision
- Evaluating the impact of the ISTC on service provision and NHS Trusts
- Reallocation of existing resources and exploring new approaches to service redesign
- Managing the impact for the future: exploring roles of the PCT, provider and the ISTC
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| | Confirmed: David Rose, Chief Executive Officer, Hereford Hospitals NHS Trust
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| 17.00 | The role of venture capital in developing the healthcare market
- What venture capital is and how it works
- Judging potential opportunities – what the investor looks for
- Enabling development in and around the NHS
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Congress day two - 19th October 2006
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| 09.00 | Chairman’s opening remarks
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| INNOVATION AND ADOPTION |
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| 09.10 | Improving quality and efficiency of patient care and cost-effectiveness through medical technologies
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Combining trendsetting medical equipment with innovative IT solutions
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Outcomes that lead to a level of care that feels exceptional to the patient and the care provider
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Technologies that improve the quality of care while at the same time reduce costs |
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| 09.40 | Ensuring effective clinical and corporate governance
- Principles and components that underpin successful implementation of clinical governance
- How is progress being monitored in implementing clinical governance
- How is clinical governance being linked with the planning process?
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| 10.10 | Morning coffee
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| 11.10 | Case study: redesigning patient pathways and improving service provision
- Drivers of choice and the likely outcomes
- Extended choice making best use of NHS Foundation Trusts, ISTCs and service providers
- Procedures and the mechanisms behind the guidance
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| | Confirmed: Heather Wicks, Head of Commissioning and Service Redesign and Professional Advisor in Orthoptics, Oxford City PCT and Department of Health
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| DEMAND SIDE REFORM |
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| 11.40 | Case study: PCTs – fit for what purpose?
- Learning from Waves 1 and 2
- What are the challenges to overcome?
- What are the development priorities?
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| | Confirmed: Rita Symons, Project Director for the PCR Fitness for Purpose, Birmingham and the Black Country Strategic Health Authority
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| 12.10 | Commissioning a patient-led NHS: establishing new SHAs and PCTs
- Commissioning service expectations; PCTs, general practice and local government
- Identifying the essential components of an effective commissioning process
- Performance management of commissioning
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| | Confirmed: Bob Ricketts, Head of Demand Side Reform, Department of Health
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| 12.40 | Lunch
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| 14.00 | Practice based commissioning as the main driver of NHS reforms
- A vision for primary care and the future of commissioning in the NHS
- The reality of a primary care led NHS and the expansion of services
- Models of practice based commissioning and the PCT future role
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| 14.30 | Multi-speaker panel session: the evolution of practice-based commissioning
- Primary care trust reconfiguration impacting on practice-based commissioning
- Best practice on how to engage GPs effectively and ensure a shared GP and PCT vision
- Successfully managing the governance and accountability issues
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| | Confirmed: Mo Dewji, Clincial Director Primary Care Contracting, National Primary Care Development Team Confirmed: Gillian Hooper, Quadrant Director of Commissioning, East and North Hertfordshire PCT
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| 15.00 | Afternoon tea
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| 15.30 | Case study: commissioning services and payment by results
- Payment by results and practice based commissioning: how they fit together
- Requirements that underpin the effective operation of payment by results
- Operational factors, local flexibilities and transitional arrangements
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| | Confirmed: Mark Millar, Director of Resources & Planning, Essex Strategic Health Authority
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| 16.00 | Chairman’s closing remarks and close of congress
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