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Intellect Stream

Intellect Stream. Understanding Needs, Delivering Solutions. Panel 1: Understanding Patients’ Needs. Hosted by Facilitated by Laura Weir Panellists: Jim Thomson Paul Buchanan Mike Garside #informationevolution.

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Intellect Stream

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  1. Intellect Stream Understanding Needs, Delivering Solutions

  2. Panel 1: Understanding Patients’ Needs Hosted by Facilitated by Laura Weir Panellists: Jim Thomson Paul Buchanan Mike Garside #informationevolution

  3. Panel 2: Understanding Professionals’ Needs Hosted by Facilitated by Dr Joe McDonald Panellists: Dr Vivek Patkar Donna Rodgers RN Keith Strahan #informationevolution

  4. (and Clinical Facilitator) Understanding Frontline Needs: Information & Technology Acute Care Perspective Donna Rodgers– RGN BSc (Hons)

  5. Day to Day Experience Enabling clinicians: • To exploit the IT solutions we have today • Describe the better solutions for tomorrow • Articulate the solution not the problem • Speed does not always equate to efficiency • Politics are important

  6. Key themes • How do I make information respectful, useful and meaningful across the spectrum of health and social care ? • Is it the implementation not the product that is the ‘issue’? • In the UK - how is modern medicine going to be practiced?

  7. What has helped? • Critical clinical observation and audit, challenge ‘what is’ not ‘what we think is’ • Getting beyond the debating chamber and into the All Party select committee level of politics • Collegiate thinking and doing • Unforgiving safety and risk management planning • Uncompromising clinical leadership

  8. (and Social Worker) Understanding Frontline Needs: Information & Technology Social Care Perspective Keith Strahan – Programme Manager

  9. Day to Day Experience Field workers in social care include: social workers, care managers, paid carers, personal assistants, etc Issues include: • Re-entering information into separate forms/systems (and potentially many portals across health and care). • Still spending time and energy posting and faxing information. Information sharing often is done inefficiently or not at all. • Key information for citizens not available in a range of formats (e.g. hospital discharge information should include more choice - paper copies that are NOT hand written, email, text, app, portal, etc).

  10. Day to Day Experience Major issue: Mobile Working For example: • “Amount of data needed to record takes me away from the day job.” • “In this day and age, why is it I still have to use paper and pen when interviewing and then spending hours typing this information into my desktop computer in our office?” • “So many mobile working pilots but there always seem to be blockers; like the equipment is not right for carrying around, coverage and security.”

  11. What could help? Better, smarter, more efficiently mobile working could take place if there was rapid access to: • Case load information, immediately available (by app?) • Imputing into the ‘core’ information fields, adding text where appropriate (including voice activation) - in real time, available to all others that need it with one click or command. • Searches, updates, viewing – ideally seconds, not minutes for searches. • A tailored review of resources, including available services and the support networks available to the person concerned and their carer(s).

  12. Panel 3: Industry Response – Architecture Platform Hosted by Facilitated by Andrew Hartshorn Panellists: Mark Treleaven Paul Cooper Paul Mukherjee Phil Birchall #informationevolution

  13. The NHS Information Evolution

  14. Learning from Internet Innovation

  15. Technology trends

  16. The potential for digital healthBritons are digital

  17. The Future NHS Information Architecture

  18. bit.ly/info-evolution • jon.lindberg@intellectuk.org • #informationevolution

  19. Panel 4: Industry Response – Digital Solutions and Services Hosted by Facilitated by Andrew Hartshorn Panellists: Gary Shuckford Ewan Davis Tom Whicher Wayne Parslow #informationevolution

  20. Information & technology services proposal Gary Shuckford

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  22. First content slide heading • Point one • Sub-point one

  23. Panel 5: Closing Debate Hosted by Facilitated by Julian David Panellists: Alex Abbott Andrew Hartshorn Laura Weir Dr Joe McDonald #informationevolution

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