Please note that the Conference format has now been changed to a One Day only Virtual, Online Conference on Wednesday, 4 September 2024
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Conference Brochure
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Fee Options
UKDHC Members £85.00 (£102.00)
Non Members - includes conference place plus 6 months UKDHC membership £145.00 (£174.00)
Student rate - includes conference place plus 6 months UKDHC membership £60.00 (£72.00)
(Prices in brackets include VAT)
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Book your place here: https://www.healthcareconferencesuk.co.uk/conferences-masterclasses/UKDHC-Digital-Health-Care-Conference
4 September 2024 08:00 → 4 September 2024 18:00
Exhibition & Sponsorship Packages
This conference offers a valuable opportunity for industry suppliers to personally meet with their target audience where they will have time to talk and demonstrate the benefits of their products. High quality specialist audiences make having a presence at our events a highly targeted and cost effective marketing channel.
WHY EXHIBIT?
Having a presence at this event will give you the opportunity to:
- Demonstrate your product, system or service
- Network and engage with your key audience
- Generate new business leads
- Gain exposure for your brand and raise the profile of your organisation
- Understand the current needs of your audience and challenges they’re facing
- Update your knowledge of national policy and local developments
Exhibition & Sponsorship Packages Include:
Exhibitor Package + Exclusive Case Study Presentation
Exhibition Package + Supplier Showcase
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Original Advert for the UKDHC Annual Scientific Conference 2024 - click on it to play the advert - however, be aware that the conference will now take place in a Virtual Online Format on the 4th September 2024.
Conference Programme:
Click here for the UKDHC Annual Scientific Informatics Conference Programme
Confirmed Speakers for the Conference:
Debs Crohn and Nick Crohn
Debs Crohn, Head Improvement NHS Orkney, and Nick Crohn, Interim Director of Acute Services and Radiology Manager NHS Orkney on -
Lecture: What we have and what we need to provide for the best Digital Health and Care in Orkney
Professor Lesley Holdsworth OBE
Scottish Government Clinical Lead for Digital Health and Care and Associate Director NHS Education Scotland on -
“How we have tackled improving Digital Skills for Health and Care Staff in Scotland”
James Freed
Head of NHS Digital Academy on -
“How we have tackled improving Digital Skills for Health and Care Staff in England”
EVENT DETAILS
The Conference format has now been changed to a One Day only Virtual, Online Conference on Wednesday, 4 September 2024
Deadline for the submission of abstracts:
Following feedback that a large number of researchers are completing University exams, the closing date for abstract submission was changed from the 10th May 2024, to the:
31st May 2024
Visit the UKDHC Annual Scientific Conference page on the Healthcare Conferences site via the Link below, for further details and to book your place:
The UK Digital Health and Care (UKDHC) Annual Scientific Informatics Conference page on Healthcare Conferences UK
DETAILS OF CONFIRMED SPEAKERS FOR THE 2024 ASIC CONFERENCE
Debs Crohn
Head of Improvement NHS Orkney
Debs Crohn, Head of Improvement NHS Orkney. Professionally qualified Health and Social Care strategic leader with over 25 years’ experience of working in the Public Sector. Significant experience of business transformation, governance, programme and project management, operational service delivery, strategic direction and operational developments in delivering and administering high value and high-profile programmes. Ability to identify and meet organisational needs. Skilled in translating strategic vision into practical action and delivering collective outstanding results. A Strategic leader who recognises that people matter.
Nick Crohn
Interim Director of Acute Services and Radiology Manager NHS Orkney
Nick Crohn, Interim Director of Acute Services and Radiology Manager at NHS Orkney. Graduate of the University of Salford Diploma of the College of Radiographers and University of Leeds, Master of Arts (M.A.) in Advanced Criminology. Senior lecturer at the University of Leeds. His causes Education, Health, Science and Technology.
Professor Lesley Holdsworth OBE
Physiotherapist, Awarded Order of the British Empire in 2020. Scottish Government’s national clinical lead for digital health and care
Lesley Holdsworth, a physiotherapist by background, was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) in the 2020 Queen’s Birthday Honours. This award recognised her contribution to physiotherapy and health services. Professor Holdsworth is the Scottish Government’s national clinical lead for digital health and care and earlier in her career she was head of health services research for Scotland and director of NHS 24. She has had a lifelong interest in informatics and its critical role in driving improvement. Her current focus is on supporting the development of a digitally enabled workforce. Lesley is also leading a number of national, UK and global digital initiatives around standards/guidelines for digital practice and workforce development. She is also a council member and Fellow of the Faculty of Clinical Informatics and Chair of the Board of Bield, the largest Housing Association in Scotland. In 2018, she was named Scottish Digital Impact Leader and Digital Health’s UK Digital Team Leader of the year.
James Freed
Head of NHS Digital Academy
James Freed leads the Digital Academy for Health and Care, an organisation dedicated to supporting as many teams in health and care deliver more value tomorrow than they did today. He was the last Chief Digital and Information Officer for Health Education England and his career has taken him through Cancer Research, Change Management and Standards development. In 2017 James was voted by peers as one of the top 100 influencers globally in Health IT as part of the #HIT100twitter campaign. He is a Fellow of the British Computer Society, a FedIP accredited Leading Practitioner and a Chartered Health CIO accredited through CHIME.
Other Confirmed Speakers now include:
Euan McComiskie Health Informatics Lead, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
Euan McComiskie LinkedIn Profile
Helen Robson Head of Clinical Integration and Transformation, Connect Health
Key Learning Objectives:
- Network with colleagues who are working to improve patient care through the better use of technology
- Learn from outstanding practice in digital health in hospital, general practice and in the community
- Reflect on national developments that are improving learning and providing more efficient care
- Improve the way we interact with patients and clients in social care
- Develop your skills in the use of the Electronic Patient Record
- Understand how you can improve your time management with modern technology
- Identify key strategies for caring for the patient without excessive “screen time”
- “See one, do one, teach one” Learn the key issues in building collaboration in the delivery of health services
- Become a better more efficient doctor/nurse/therapist/social care provider