The Healthcare Innovation and Technology Online Conference 2023
Online Conference 19 January 2023, 9:00am - 3:00pm
9:00am
Online Registration
9:30am
Chair's Welcome Address
9:40am
Keynote Address: How Has The COVID Pandemic Catalysed Innovation In Healthcare
- Understand the problems and pressures put on the NHS from the pandemic
- Explore how technologies were rapidly implemented to deal with novel problems
- Examine how the challenges created by the pandemic continue to drive the need for healthcare innovation
- Share how data will be the driving force for future innovation
Jonathan Cameron, Deputy Director of Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government
10:00am
The Future Is Now - AI And Healthcare
Harry Farmer, Researcher, Ada Lovelace Institute
10:20am
Keynote Address: The Accelerated Access Collaborative's Investment in Future Technologies
- Discover how the NHS creates an environment conducive to the creation and flourishing of innovations
- Explore the assessment process in judging which innovations to invest in
- Learn how the NHS aims to be “one of the best places in the world to test innovations”
- Realise the benefits of innovations stemming from within the healthcare system for greater applicability
Dr Vin Diwakar, Medical Director for Secondary Care and Transformation, NHS England and Improvement
10:40am
Questions And Answers Session
11:00am
Break and Networking
11:30am
Equitable health data collection: engagement with Black and South Asian members of the public and health care workers
- An introduction to digital equity within Data for Science and Health, Wellcome Trust
- Why and how we undertook a project on equitable data collection
- Findings and recommendations
- Practical application through co-created resources and insights for the future
Rebecca Asher, Strategy and Engagement Manager, Wellcome Trust
11:50am
The Use Of Digital Applications To Monitor And Improve Health Outcomes
- Main barriers to the use of digital applications
- Delivering safe digital health: understanding the digital health transformation journey
- The challenge: Not all apps are the same
- Case study: Diabetes Health Apps in reducing blood sugar level
Paul S Weston, Review and Accreditations Director, ORCHA
12:10pm
Questions And Answers Session
12:30pm
Synthetic Data Applications
- What do we mean by synthetic data and types of synthetic data
- Synthetic data as a privacy-enhancing technology
- How synthetic data can be used for the validation of AI algorithms
- How synthetic data can be used to correct biases due to the under-representation of certain groups
Dr Puja Myles, Director, Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD), Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
12:50pm
Lunch And Networking
2:00pm
Keynote Address: The Rise Of Tele-Health As A Solution To Remote And Mental Health Care
- Redesigning patient care to improve access and ease
- Help patients to gain control over their own care and healthcare decisions
- Examine the cost and time savings from this type of service
- Explore the potential shortcomings that can arise from a focus on tele-health
Dr Waheed Arian, Doctor & Founder, NHS & Arian Teleheal
2:20pm
Questions And Answers Session
2:30pm
Networking Session
3:00pm
Break And Networking
3:20pm
Developing Breakthroughs In Digital Mental Health Treatment: Using AI And Clinical Datasets To Increase Access And Improve Patient Outcomes
- A case study from a digital mental health service - ieso - who deliver innovative text-based CBT for depression and anxiety disorders
- Expanding the evidence base: clinical insights from data and machine learning methods
- Developing effective digital products to treat mental health conditions, and how.
- Embedding AI in treatment and within tools to maximise efficacy and efficiency
Clare Hurley, Chief Operating Officer, ieso
3:40pm
Digitizing the Operating Room to Improve Patient Outcomes
Introduction from Nadine Hachach-Haram - Founder and CEO of Proximie
How Digital Technology has the potential to resolve some of the biggest issues facing healthcare in the 21st Century
The 4 main challenges in the Quadruple Aim - patient safety, cost, training and system efficiencies
How Proximie’s software platform can help resolve these issues
Alex Stuart, Director, & Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram, CEO/Founder, Proximie
4:00pm
Chair's Closing Statements