This two-day event focused on open platforms and electronic health records. Day one included sessions on personal health records and open platforms, openEHR, national priorities, and collaboration between trusts. Day two featured talks on the Secretary of State's technology vision, national priorities vs local needs, open platforms workshops on clinical modeling and procurement, and reflections on next steps. The goal was to discuss sharing health records across organizations to improve care and efficiency through open source solutions.
This two-day event focused on open platforms and electronic health records. Day one included sessions on personal health records and open platforms, openEHR, national priorities, and collaboration between trusts. Day two featured talks on the Secretary of State's technology vision, national priorities vs local needs, open platforms workshops on clinical modeling and procurement, and reflections on next steps. The goal was to discuss sharing health records across organizations to improve care and efficiency through open source solutions.
This two-day event focused on open platforms and electronic health records. Day one included sessions on personal health records and open platforms, openEHR, national priorities, and collaboration between trusts. Day two featured talks on the Secretary of State's technology vision, national priorities vs local needs, open platforms workshops on clinical modeling and procurement, and reflections on next steps. The goal was to discuss sharing health records across organizations to improve care and efficiency through open source solutions.
This two-day event focused on open platforms and electronic health records. Day one included sessions on personal health records and open platforms, openEHR, national priorities, and collaboration between trusts. Day two featured talks on the Secretary of State's technology vision, national priorities vs local needs, open platforms workshops on clinical modeling and procurement, and reflections on next steps. The goal was to discuss sharing health records across organizations to improve care and efficiency through open source solutions.
10:00-10:20 Welcome Stephen Docherty,CIO at SLaM & Chair • Overview and objectives for the event • Review action plan from previous 10:20-11:10 Open Platforms – sharing for better care and greater Stephen Docherty, CIO SLaM efficiency
Personal Health Records (PHRs) Jim Hughes, Strategic Advisor-Digital
This session will introduce the latest work on open Programmes at Mersey Care platforms, discussing a collaborative (crowd) approach. Content and examples will include: James Woollard, Consultant Child and • Transition onto an open platform: Adolescent Psychiatrist at Oxleas NHS collaboration with Mindwave Ventures Trust • Care Circle: spreading services across the network Q&A Panel inc. • Developing a PHR ecosystem across Cheshire Kumar Jacob, CEO Mindwave Ventures and Merseyside. Followed by a short Q&A with the panel including Mindwave Ventures 11:10-11:55 OpenEHR Following the theme of open platforms, this session David Brown – Associate Director of IT will discuss the approach taken by Worcestershire and at Worcestershire Health and Care NHS their partner Cambio towards the development of Trust with Cambio open electronic health records 11:55-12:05 Coffee break 12:05-12:50 Rob Longstaff, NHS England Rob Longstaff, Programme Head , • National priorities and funding update NHSD • Horizon Scanning 12:50-13:50 Lunch & networking 13:50-14:35 Collaboration at the coalface: an overview of SLaM, Ricky Mackennon, Deputy CIO SLaM GDE and Partners Alison Furzer, Oxleas NHS Trust How we’re working together and plans ahead David Dowsett, Associate Director of IT at SWLStG’s 14:35-16:10 GDE sharing showcase Representatives from 6 GDEs Speakers from each trust will share progress against their plans, and highlight any challenges 16:10-16:20 10 reflections, 10 minutes David Brown – Associate Director of IT Reflections from the day and ideas session to at Worcestershire Health and Care NHS generate ideas for the next meeting Trust. 16:20-16:30 Wrap up and evening arrangements Stephen Docherty, CIO SLaM DAY TWO – THURSDAY 24 JAN Time Subject Lead 9:30-10:00 Registration and coffee 10:00-10:20 Welcome & overview of day two Stephen Docherty CIO SLaM & Chair 10:20-11:05 Update from the Chief Technology Advisor to the Secretary Hadley Beeman, Chief Technology of State Advisor to the Secretary of State • The Secretary of State’s technology vision and the Long Term Plan – what role can mental health trusts play and what should they look out for? • Key predictions for 2019 11:05-11:30 Coffee break 11:30-11:55 National priorities v local needs – group discussion Stephen Docherty CIO SLaM & • How to align our work with the national priorities Chair 11:55-12.15 Open platforms and YOU – an overview of the afternoon Stephen Docherty CIO SLaM & • Overview of openEHR concepts and Introduction of the Chair afternoon workshops 12:15-13:15 Lunch and Networking 13:15-14:30 Workshop 1: Ian McNicoll, independent Clinical modelling and the use of tools to quickly add new consultant (W1) functionalities : Ian McNicoll will lead practical session where he will show how clinical modelling is done on the example of Anxiety pathway. You will learn how the clinical models can be collaboratively used by organisations across the network to extend their IT capabilities and promote collaboration. You will leave the workshop armed with knowledge of clinical modelling, open platform and new ideas to take back to your teams. Anze Droljc, Head of Product Management - Clinical applications Intended audience: teams interested in clinical modelling and at Marand, Kumar Jacob, CEO improving care through shared records and collaborative platforms. Mindwave Ventures (W2) Specific modules included on: archetype development and template creation Steve Dunkerley, Director of Workshop 2: Technology & Consulting, London Creating change through open platforms and shared records Procurement Partnership; Introductory talk by Anze Droljc, discussing the Postmodern EHR Tom Medhurst, Head of approach and OPENeP (ePrescribing), followed by practical and Procurement, SLaM; open discussion around short and long term procurement Ricky Mackennon, Deputy CIO, arrangements and frameworks. SLaM
Intended audience: CIOs and other individuals with decision power
around IT purchasing 14:30-14:45 Coffee break 14:45-15:30 Putting it into practice: reflections on the workshops and Stephen Docherty CIO SLaM & next steps Chair Bringing together the output from both workshops and showing Anže Droljc, Kumar Jacob & Ian integration into a PHR McNicoll 15:30-15:45 Next up, Worcestershire! David Brown – Associate Director Confirmation of plans for the next event of IT at Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust. 15:45-16:00 10 ideas for 2019’s network in 10 minutes Emma Smyth, AHSN Network A quick interactive session to source ideas for developing the network in 2019 16:00-16:05 Final reflections and close Stephen Docherty CIO SLaM/Chair