Health and Care Transformation 2021 is the must attend annual conference for digital leaders driving transformational change within their organisations and on the frontline of health and care services
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Unprecedented challenges for health leaders
The Conference is designed for C-suite level executives across NHS Scotland, government and third sectors to take part in a series of focused discussions on the operational and digital challenges brought about by COVID-19.
How did our public sector leaders respond, what lessons were learned and what will this mean for the future of technology-led health and care.
Future Service delivery – turning rhetoric into a liveable reality
The conference is designed to analyse organisational readiness and resilience, workforce skills and preparedness, project complexity, supplier compliance and information governance.
We will reflect on what the pandemic means for future service delivery, by exploring the capacity demands faced by health and care ICT teams and what role technology will play in reshaping the way these services are consumed.
Why Attend
- You will learn the latest digital and data thinking made at the highest level delivered by Scotland’s Government and Health and Care Leaders
- Find out how platforms such as MS Teams, Near Me, Test & Protect and SMS Shielding Services were developed during lockdown
- The power of AI, machine learning and how data is handled within national and local health and care systems
- The Scottish Approach to Service Design (SAtSD) applied to health and care.
- How patient monitoring and home-based care systems have developed in 2021
- Workforce education and skill, resourcing and training is essential to ensuring we have a capable workforce
Virtual experience
We invite you to join us on an exciting, dynamic and engaging new virtual platform which will provide an unrivalled delegate experience.
This year, we are going virtual, but our conference objectives remain the same: to bring about meaningful change in the way public and health services are designed and delivered, by connecting stakeholders in open forums where new ideas can be exchanged and discussed.
FutureScot have chosen the EICC MiE Live virtual platform to deliver this year’s Health and Care Conference. Simply, when we return to running live conferences, we will do so at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC).
Returning to live and hybrid conferences
In the interim as soon as Government guidance allows, we will pivot to delivering our conferences in a hybrid format with the number of delegates being dictated by distancing guidance.
The major reason for so many virtual conferences not delivering for delegates is the lack of event management and briefing of speakers and exhibitors. The wrap round support that FutureScot and The EICC offer our speakers and delegates is unrivalled.
As a valued sponsor when you sign up you will be allocated an event manager who will take your hand and walk you through every aspect of the conference.
Senior and well informed delegates from across NHS Scotland and the public sector
Our delegates are senior and well-informed executives from NHS Scotland’s Regional Health Boards, the Golden Jubilee Foundation, NHS Education, NHS24, NHS NSS, the Scottish Ambulance Service and the State Hospitals. We will also welcome attendees from the Scottish Government and other health organisations, including the General Medial Council, Healthcare improvement Scotland, Mental Welfare Commission and Innovations Centres such as the Scottish Health Innovations Ltd and the Digital health Institute. We will also welcome university academics, further education organisations, senior representatives from training and skills organisation, third sector and health campaign groups and a wide range of policymakers and stakeholders.
Previous attendees job titles included:
IT Project Manager, Aberdeen Health & Social Care Partnership
Information Systems Manager, Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership
Deputy Director, Alzheimer Scotland
Head of Strategic Planning and Performance, Argyll and Bute HSCP
Team Leader, Clackmannanshire and Stirling Health and Social Care Partnership
Technology Enabled Care Assessor, Clackmannanshire Council
Clinical Innovation Fellow, Digital Health & Care Institute
Chief Finance Officer, East Ayrshire IJB
CareFirst Manager, East Renfrewshire HSCP
Transformation Manager, Glasgow Health and Social Care Partnership
Scottish Health Technologies Group - Unit Head, Healthcare Improvement Scotland
Chief Information Officer, Innovative Healthcare Delivery Programme
Project Manager - Technology Enabled Care, Midlothian Health & Social Care Partnership
Senior Information Development Manager, National Services Scotland
Head of Digital, NHS 24
Chief Information Officer, NHS 24
Associate Director for Allied Health Professionals, NHS Education for Scotland
Head of Programmes and Development, NHS Grampian
Organisational Lead for Digital Services, NHS Health Scotland
Head of Transformational Redesign, NHS Healthcare Improvement Scotland
Innovation Champion, NHS Lothian
Clinical Director for eHealth, NHS NSS
Head of Information Governance, NHS Tayside
Head of Adult Social Work and Social Care, Perth and Kinross Health & Social Care Partnership
Healthcare Director UKI, SAS
Head of Innovation Policy (Health), Scottish Government
Head of Future Vision, Scottish Government
Confirmed Speakers
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