This series investigates the state of digital services in the NHS in England and puts forward a set of recommendations that will enable the NHS and social care to build on its digital-enabled transformation.
Is change on the horizon for data utilisation across our health and care system? Caroline Cake, Chief Executive of Health Data Research UK provided a timely update at a recent Public Policy Projects webinar.
Introducing ‘health information seeker’ – a concept that cuts through complexity to support policy and decisions around commissioning, adoption or use of IT.
Protected: PPP Subscribers: Developing a trustworthy health data ecosystem
Protected: PPP Subscribers: Developing a trustworthy health data ecosystem
Caroline Cake, Rt Hon Stephen Dorrell
PPP Chair Stephen Dorrell welcomes Caroline Cake, CEO of Health Data Research UK, to discuss the challenges and opportunities of developing a trustworthy health data ecosystem in the UK.
State of the Nation: Digitisation and Medical Technologies Report Launch
State of the Nation: Digitisation and Medical Technologies Report Launch
Chairs Dr Harpreet Sood and Baroness Nicola Blackwood and speakers Lord James Bethell, Minister for Innovation, Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and Sarah Wilkinson, CEO of NHS Digital.
This report is a synthesis of perspectives aiming to provide a cross-industry narrative, and a set of recommendations regarding how the digitisation of health and care should proceed. This includes both strategy and policy recommendations for healthcare leaders and policymakers.
PPP is grateful to be launching this report in partnership with Novartis, Cerner, Cloudgateway, Siemens Healthineers, Nourish Care and Vitality Health to rethink the delivery and meaning of healthcare in a technology-enabled 21st Century.
The digital revolution of health and care – From the fax machine to Zoom
The digital revolution of health and care – From the fax machine to Zoom
Andy Wilkins, Sarah Wilkinson, Dr. Justin Whatling, Dr. Harpreet Sood, Rosalind Way
We stand at the dawn of the greatest advances in technology and medicine in human history. The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed many limitations of our current health and care system and accentuated attention on wider health and social inequalities. Digital transformation of health and care offers the potential to usher in a new paradigm of 21st century technology enabled care.
This session will be a discussion, a chance for leading voices within NHS, industry and the third sector to look at the current factors making the difference to health delivery. The hour will form part of the creation of a State of the Nation report into Digitisation and Medical Technologies which will be launched at the HETT Conference in Spring 2021.