Integrating Digital Health & Care 2025
Wednesday 14 May to Friday 16 May
Time: 11:00 - 12:30 each morning via Teams
Defining the digital and data steps for integrating care
Unsettling organisational upheaval across England is underway with ICBs targeted for cuts and NHS England being folded into the Department for Health and Social Care. At the same time the Government has set the overall mission of moving the focus from ‘hospital to community’, ‘sickness to prevention’ and ‘analogue to digital’. Yet still no solution to funding social care and freeing up the thousands of hospital beds occupied daily by those fit to go home but unable to do so.
One thing though is clear: AI, data and digital technologies are already playing a crucial, transformative role in the end-to-end integration of health and care.
Innovations across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are making real progress with efforts such as freeing up hospital beds with the introduction of virtual wards, using sensors and IoT to keep people safer for longer in their own homes, and harnessing data, analytics and AI to drive preventative programmes.
Join us LIVE over three 90-minute sessions on Wednesday 14, Thursday 15 and Friday 16 May (11:00-12:30 via Teams) as sector leaders and industry experts showcase what can be achieved, celebrate success and inspire innovation. Put your questions to the discussions and Q&A sessions with delegate participation too.
Speakers and the agenda are currently being built out in line with the latest news and developments. For speaker and partner opportunities contact helen@ukauthority.co.uk
2024 conference
More than 200 delegates took part in 2024's online event to hear from an awesome line up of speakers: Jonathan Cameron, Deputy Director for Digital Health and Care Scottish Government | Patricia Coker, Senior Responsible Officer for the Digitising Social Care Programme, Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care System | Clare Steward, Digitising Social Care Programme Director, Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care System | Kerren Friend, Senior Programme Manager, Digitising Social Care | Paul Martin, Healthcare Executive, Cognizant UK | Nathan Downing, Director of Consultancy, TEC Services Association | Alice Ainsworth, Deputy Director for Social Care Tech Policy, Department of Health and Social Care | Cassandra Gardiner, Head of Digital Innovation and Change, London Borough of Redbridge | Helena Zaum, Business Development Director, Sentinel Partners | Daniel Taylor, Think Family Programme Manager, Birmingham Children's Trust
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Who should attend?
Suggested, but not limited to all those involved in harnessing data and digital technologies in the health, care and voluntary sectors, including, but not limited to, NHS and Local Authority Chief Information Officers, Heads of IT, Heads of and Leads for Social Care, Assistant and Chief Executives, Members, Heads / Leaders in Digital and Data, Heads of Customer Services, Transformation or Change, Care Providers and Care Managers.
Registration
This event is free to attend for the public sector. Please register using your public sector email – registrations from personal email addresses may be rejected.
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