The Clinical Services Journal will be hosting a panel discussion on 'De-risking Investment in Healthcare Tracking Technology', featuring leading experts from two NHS Trusts, as well as leading technology specialists from Blyott and Idox.
Healthcare tracking technology has proven the ability to improve patient safety, improve efficiency and save the NHS money, but what do Trusts need to know to avoid potential pitfalls?
The expert panel will explore the various challenges and opportunities relating to investment in healthcare tracking technology, sharing their insights, experiences and lessons learned. The roundtable discussion takes place on Friday 11 October 2024, 11:30 am - 12:15 pm BST.
Hot topics
Key discussion topics will include:
- Navigating virtual ward approaches: how can Integrated Care Systems (ICS) effectively address healthcare improvements in a virtual environment?
- Tackling disparate infrastructures across ICS: identifying the obstacles posed by varying infrastructures within ICS and the potential solutions.
- Technology-agnostic tracking approaches: exploring the benefits of adopting a technology-agnostic approach to tracking.
- Best practices for implementation: strategies for selecting and implementing tracking technology.
- Interoperability considerations: discussing how interoperability impacts successful technology adoption.
- Risk mitigation strategies: sharing insights on minimising risks associated with healthcare technology investments.
The panel
The expert panel includes:
Andrew Raynes Chief Information Officer, SIRO and Executive Director, Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Andrew has over 25 years of experience working in the health, Local Authority, HMP, and private sectors. Andrew is a graduate of the Oxford Said Executive Leadership programme, has a master’s degree in ‘Healthcare Informatics’ specialising in education, and is a former Chair of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Integrated Care System (ICS) Digital Enabling Group. Andrew is also member of the GS1 UK. As demonstrated by the Department of Health and Social Care’s Scan4Safety programme, GS1 standards have saved thousands of lives, released hundreds of thousands of hours and unlocked millions of pounds back into clinical priorities.
Marcus Kirby, Director of ICT at Epsom & St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust.
Marcus has over 30 years of experience in the digital sector, including the past 12 years with the NHS. His extensive expertise spans roles from service desk and desktop support to infrastructure, project management, and director-level positions.
Gery Pollet Founder and CEO of Bylott.
Gery is a seasoned serial entrepreneur with 25+ years in tech innovation, specialising in internet and telecomms. His latest venture, Blyott, bridges Digital Healthcare and IoT, and currently occupies the centre of his professional passion. Based in Bruges, Belgium, Gery is a respected speaker on healthcare tech innovation.
Steven Bruce Divisional Director, Idox.
Steven leads Idox's Assets division, drawing upon his experience gained throughout his tenure with the company since 2006. Steven has held various leadership positions across Idox, tackling challenges across product development, customer support, and various business units. This comprehensive background allows him to understand and address the needs of both public and private sector clients.
Esther Coleman Senior Product Manager, Idox.
Esther leads Product Management for Idox’s CAFM facilities management software and iFIT healthcare tracking solution. She joined Idox 2.5 years ago, bringing valuable experience from her previous role coordinating service delivery for a third-party contractor in the healthcare sector. With a deep understanding of both customer and provider perspectives, Esther collaborates closely with teams across development, marketing, sales, quality assurance, and delivery to ensure successful product outcomes.
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