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Celebrating Success – Planning for the Future

Delegate guide

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8–9 October, La Mon House Hotel, Belfast

Health and Social Carein Northern Ireland

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Welcome from our ministers

Mr Jim Wells MLAMinister for Health, Social Services and Public Safety

As Minister of Health, Social Services and Public Safety, I am committed to ensuring that the citizens of Northern Ireland have world‑class health and social care services. I believe that this requires not only a strong policy foundation, highly skilled professionals, state of the art infrastructure, effective relationships across every sector and an informed public, but also a thriving and innovative economy.

We are well started on our journey and in recent years have seen some significant and exciting developments. For example we can celebrate our world leading Northern Ireland Electronic Care Record; our recognition at international level as a 3 Star Reference Site within the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing; and our Connected Health Ecosystem which is promoting collaboration between our health, academic and industry sectors. It is clear that, through working closely with our colleagues in the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment, we can maximise the economic potential of health and social care and position Northern Ireland as a place to pioneer and develop new products.

I am therefore delighted that Northern Ireland Confederation has organised this important event which draws all the strands of this agenda together. It is an opportunity both to take stock of progress and to look to the future. I wish you all well for two days of important deliberations and look forward to your ongoing support as we strive to do business more effectively for the benefit of all our citizens.

Arlene FosterMinister of Enterprise, Trade and Investment

As Minister of Enterprise, Trade and Investment I recognise that collaboration is vital if we are to continue to build a thriving economy.

Local businesses, universities and health providers are innovating together to create new products and services that will improve healthcare provision and deliver real benefits for Northern Ireland companies.

Northern Ireland is leading the way in the field of Connected Health and I look forward to the further development of innovative approaches to the provision of health and social services.

This event will be an important milestone as we celebrate the progress we have made to date. I look forward to building on the important foundations we have already created.

Thanks to all our supporters:

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I am delighted as the Chairman of the Northern Ireland Confederation for Health and Social Services to welcome you to this important inaugural conference and awards dinner.

In today’s rapidly changing world it is important that we lead and embrace change to deliver the best outcomes possible for our citizens. We all know that technology will fuel much of this change. Our ambition is that these two days will allow us to celebrate our successes to date and more importantly, shape future progress as we enter the consultation phase on the Northern Ireland eHealth and Care Strategy which will be published on 7 October 2014. The entire programme over the two days is designed to allow Health and Social Care (HSC) colleagues and our partners to come together to hear about the strategic change agenda, discuss the emerging practices and opportunities and most importantly consider how these may be applied to drive improvement in our individual work settings.

I would specifically like to thank Hewlett Packard (HP), Orion and all of our other supporters for allowing us to develop such a dynamic programme and trust that this event will support you to play your part in delivering better outcomes for our citizens. Thank you for taking the time to come and be involved; we trust you will have an informative and enjoyable two days.

Colm McKenna Chair of Northern Ireland Confederation (NICON) and South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

The NICON eHealth conference provides you with an opportunity to:• discover how Northern Ireland has implemented

electronic care records for every citizen• learn from Health and Social Care Northern

Ireland’s (HSCNI) successful implementations, challenges and experiences

• find new ways to change your practice and improve care

• explore opportunities to collaborate with HSCNI, industry and academia

• gain insight into the future vision of eHealth and Care for Northern Ireland

Throughout the two days, delegates can:• hear from the Ministers of the Department

of Health, Social Services and Public Safety and the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment

• attend sessions on a range of eHealth issues • engage and network with eHealth exhibitors• hear about innovative practice at the eHealth

and Care awards dinner

We’ll be tweeting throughout the two days, so don’t forget to follow us @eHealthNI14 #eHealthNI14

Coming up over the next two days

Welcome from the NICON chair

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eHealth Strategy

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Northern Ireland has already delivered significant improvements in eHealth and Care over the last five years, making a difference for patients, clients and carers. This conference showcases how this has happened. This conference provides an opportunity to learn and share experiences of using eHealth and Care services and systems.

The launch of the eHealth and Care Strategy for public consultation in October demonstrates a commitment to the continuing development of eHealth to support the long‑term future and transformation of Health and Social Care (HSC) in Northern Ireland.

eHealth will play a significant role in supporting change to services at all levels across HSC in Northern Ireland. eHealth technology can support HSC to tailor services to patients’ needs, making services more effective and efficient. This can change how HSC supports patients, clients and carers with better communication, better information and better services to improve care and well-being. As HSC introduces eHealth technology and new ways of working we will provide opportunities for local companies, investors and universities to grow a stronger eHealth sector and in turn, provide economic growth for Northern Ireland.

Through eHealth and Care, we want to:

• Support people by providing a range of eHealth services including the provision of better information, access to records, on‑line appointment booking and remote care

• Share more information between health and care services to help front line professionals make safer, faster decisions

• Develop our use of information so that we can better tailor care and treatment around the needs of individuals and improve our planning processes

• Support service change and improvement. This includes building care professional leadership and relationships to support cultural and professional change for eHealth, helping patients, clients and carers influence the future of eHealth as well as delivering the technology

• Foster innovation with the education sector, community and voluntary organisations, other government departments and industry in order to improve health and well‑being and to contribute to the potential for economic growth in Northern Ireland

• Maintain and improve what we have – we need to make sure that the eHealth systems which patients rely on are maintained and ready for use when needed

Valerie WattsChief Executive, Health and Social Care Board

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Understanding a population, one individual at a timeOrion HealthTM and Northern Ireland Health and Social Care (HSC) have joined together to provide high quality and easily accessible health information for health and social care professionals across Northern Ireland.

In the Proof of Concept Evaluation report, 94% of clinical users agreed that the Northern Ireland Electronic Care Record (NIECR) implemented by Orion Health helped to improve the quality of patient care.

Visit the Orion Health exhibition stand to find out more about NIECR, future developments in this area and the tools required for population health management.

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Day One: Wednesday 8 October 2014

08:30 Registration and exhibition opens

09:40–09:45 Welcome Mr Colm McKenna Northern Ireland Confederation Chair

09:45–09:50 Introduction by Conference Chair Mr Paul Clark Presenter, Ulster Television

09:50–10:00 Opening remarks Ms Valerie Watts Chief Executive, Health and Social Care Board

10:00–10:20 Ministerial address Mr Jim Wells MLA Minister for Health, Social Services and Public Safety

Ms Arlene Foster MLA Minister of Enterprise, Trade and Investment

10:20–11:20 Plenary: Innovative eHealth – Northern Ireland Leading the Way Hear from several of our key leaders and headline partners about how Northern Ireland has accelerated itself onto the world stage through deployment of innovative eHealth technologies for the benefit of our carers and citizens. Learn from other international experiences about what opportunities exist for Northern Ireland to continue our successful journey.

Northern Ireland Electronic Care Record (NIECR) Dr Roy Harper Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

Dr Shane McKee Consultant Geneticist, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Transforming a health system: the role of clinical information systems as an essential tool Dr Nigel Millar Chief Medical Officer, Canterbury District Health Board, New Zealand

Healthcare Trends Mr David Bennett Vice President, Healthier Populations, Orion Health

Panel Q&A

11:20–11:45 Coffee and exhibition

11:45–12:45 Interactive Seminar Session A

Stream 1: Northern Ireland Electronic Care Record (NIECR) – what lessons have we learned so far? Main Auditorium

Stream 2: Data quality, the impact, who cares and why? Glen Suite

Stream 3: What is Northern Ireland doing about Apps? Gransha Suite

Stream 4: What is the future for Medicines Management in Northern Ireland? Glen 1 & 2

12:45–13:30 Networking, lunch and exhibition

13:30–14:15 Partner Workshops

Hear from suppliers about new innovations in eHealth Full details of the workshops are on page 13.

Aura HealthCare – Glen Suite Microsoft – Gransha Suite Kainos Software – Glen 1 & 2 CSC – Glen 3 & 4

14:20–15:20 Interactive Seminar Session B

Stream 1: Integrated Care, what is possible in Northern Ireland? Main Auditorium

Stream 2: How is technology transforming health and social care in the community? Glen Suite

Stream 3: Does Northern Ireland still need a Patient Administration System? Gransha Suite

Stream 4: How do we improve care using information? Glen 1 & 2


15:45–16:45 Plenary: Transforming Care with Technology – A Northern Ireland and worldwide perspective Hear from one of our headline partners how new technologies are being used to transform the way we deliver health and social care both now and in the near future.

Digital Customer Experience Mr Paul Evans, Consultant, HP

Project ECHO®

Dr Sanjeev Arora, Director and Founder, Project ECHO®, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Centre

Panel Q&A

16:45–16:55 Connected Health and Prosperity in Northern Ireland – Progress so Far Mr Brian O’Connor Director European Connected Health Alliance

16:55–17:00 Day 1 Review by Conference Chair Mr Paul Clark, Presenter, Ulster Television

17:00–19:00 Networking, Exhibition and Fringe Events

17:30–18:15 Fringe events

A: An Introduction to the Northern Ireland Ecosystem Glen 1 & 2

B: Involving Patients and Clients – are we doing enough? Glen 3 & 4

C: Renewing health and wellbeing services: Trends from Oulu Finland Glen Suite

D: Informatics for Occupational Therapists (OTs): A strategic vision that others can follow? Glen 5 & 6

19:00 Delegate Reception and eHealth Awards Dinner

Programme outline

eHealth Awards Dinner supported by Yarra Healthcare

Delegate reception supported by

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Day Two: Thursday 9 October 2014

08:00 Registration and exhibition opens

09:00–09:05 Welcome by Conference Chair Mr Paul Clark Presenter, Ulster Television

09:05–09:15 Opening Remarks Mr Richard Pengelly Permanent Secretary, Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety

09:15–10:15 Plenary: Telemonitoring and Assistive Technology – Impacting on patient care and transforming health and well-being? This session will explore how telemonitoring and assistive technology is making an impact on patient care in Northern Ireland transforming citizens’ health and well‑being.

Chair Dr Eddie Rooney

Exploiting the opportunities Dr Eddie Rooney Chief Executive, Public Health Agency

Telemonitoring and telecare Mr Simon Arnold Managing Director, Tunstall

Electronic Assistive Technology Mr Paraig O’Brien Housing Adaptations Officer, Northern Ireland Housing Executive

Involving patients and populations Ms Maeve Hully Chief Executive, Patient and Client Council

Panel Q&A


10:30–11:15 Partner Workshops

Hear from suppliers about new innovations in eHealth. Full details of workshops are on page 13.

Aura HealthCare: Go with the Flow – Improving patient flow – Glen Suite

Microsoft: Changing operational and clinical behaviour using self-service analytics – Gransha Suite

Kainos Software: Oncology Analytics with Kainos and Northern Ireland Cancer Registry – Glen 1 & 2

CSC: Moving towards integrated care – Glen 3 & 4

11:20–12:20 Interactive Seminar Session C

Stream 1: What’s in the Future for the Northern Ireland Electronic Care Record (NIECR)? Main Auditorium

Stream 2: How is Video Conferencing transforming care in Northern Ireland? Glen Suite

Stream 3: Building an infrastructure for the future, where next? Gransha Suite

Stream 4: Going paperless, possible or not? Glen 1 & 2

12:25–13:00 Plenary: Planning for the Future Discuss the opportunities and challenges that will be presented in the Northern Ireland eHealth and Care Strategy and where we plan to be in five years’ time.

Chair Dr Stephen Kinnear Physician and Freelance Consultant

Panel Representative from School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences, Queens University, Belfast

Ms Mairead McAlinden Chief Executive, Southern Health and Social Care Trust

Dr Michael McBride Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health, Social Services, and Public Safety for Northern Ireland

13:00–13:10 Closing Remarks Mr Sean Donaghy Director of eHealth and External Collaboration, Health and Social Care Board

13:10–13:15 Conference Close Mr Paul Clark Presenter, Ulster Television

13:15–14:00 Networking, lunch and exhibition

Programme outline


Stream session information


11:45–12:45 Interactive Seminar Session A

Stream 1: Northern Ireland Electronic Care Record (NIECR) – what lessons have we learned so far? Main Auditorium

Within one year of going live, the NIECR continues to revolutionise healthcare in Northern Ireland. In this session delegates can discuss how NIECR is helping to reform the way our carers deliver services and the positive impact on the health and care of our citizens.

Chair Dr Ken Fullerton Associate Medical Director, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

NIECR – where are we now? Mr Gary Loughran eHealth Programme Manager, Business Services Organisation

The real impact of NIECR Dr Louis Lau Consultant Vascular Surgeon, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Ms Nicky Brown Co‑ordinator of the Virtual Ward, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

Dr Graeme Crawford GP Facilitator and McMillian GP Facilitator

Prof Max Watson Consultant, Northern Ireland Hospice

Panel Q&A

Stream 2: Data quality, the impact, who cares and why? Glen Suite

Northern Ireland has made huge strides in linking patient records across multiple systems to support integrated care and the Northern Ireland Electronic Care Record (NIECR). Learn how Northern Ireland is driving the data quality agenda forward and reaping significant benefits by using a combination of tools and technologies including our unique health and social care citizen identifier.

Chair Dr Brendan O’Brien Consultant Clinical Informatics Specialist, Health and Social Care Board

Why is data quality important in eHealth? Ms Julie Thompson Senior Finance Director and Deputy Secretary for Resource and Performance Management Group, Department of Health, Social Services, and Public Safety for Northern Ireland

The clinical perspective on patient safety Dr Gavin Lavery Clinical Director, Health and Social Care Safety Forum

Ireland’s Smart Cards Mr Tim Duggan Assistant Secretary, Department of Social Protection, Ireland

Why have a regional electronic master patient index? Mr Geraldo Dasilva New York Presbyterian Hospital

Panel Q&A

Stream 3: What is Northern Ireland doing about Apps? Gransha Suite

There are many healthcare Apps available, but how can we really use them effectively to support Northern Ireland citizens and enable our citizens to access services and their health information? This session attempts to answer some of these questions and help you consider where these new technologies can be useful to you.

Chair Mr Tom Gray Chief Technology Officer, Kainos Software

eHealth Apps – a personal journey Dr Rachel Gawley Technical Director, AppAttic

Orion Maternity App Mr Wayne Oxenham Executive Vice President of Products and Marketing, Orion Health

How will Apps connect the HSCNI to citizens? Ms Aislinn McBride Architect, Kainos Software

Where next for HSCNI? Mr Brian McKeown Assistant Director of eHealth and External Collaboration, HSCB

Panel Q&A

Stream 4: What is the future for Medicines Management in Northern Ireland? Glen 1 & 2

Northern Ireland has developed a reputation for innovation and has accreditation as a 3* reference site as part of the European Innovation Partnership (EIP), on Active and Healthy Ageing (AHA). So what next for Medicines Management in Northern Ireland?

Chair Mr Joe Brogan Assistant Director of Integrated Care, Pharmacy and Medicines Management, Health and Social Care Board

Use of enabling technology in medicines optimisation Prof Mike Scott Head of Pharmacy and Medicines, Northern Health and Social Care Trust

ePrescribing Project Ms Cheryl Ferguson ePrescribing Pharmacist Project Lead, Health and Social Care Board

Medicines management in primary care Ms Kathryn Turner Medicines Management Lead, Health and Social Care Board

Ms Joanne Casey Medicines Management Dietician, Health and Social Care Board

Panel Q&A




14:20–15:20 Interactive Seminar Session B

Stream 1: Integrated Care, what is possible in Northern Ireland? Main Auditorium

This session will explore some of the achievements in Northern Ireland to date and how our joined up approach is providing safer and timelier care for many of our citizens. Delegates will have the opportunity to see what is happening in other countries and discuss the potential for developing our practices in the future.

Chair Dr Nigel Millar Chief Medical Officer, Canterbury District Health Board, New Zealand

Risk Stratification Dr Brendan O’Brien Consultant Clinical Informatics Specialist, Health and Social Care Board

How is our joined-up approach helping citizens? Dr Jimmy Courtney eHealth Clinical Lead, Health and Social Care Board

Mr Gary Loughran eHealth Programme Manager, Business Services Organisation

Integrated Care Pathways – the regional vision Dr Sloan Harper Director of Integrated Care, Health and Social Care Board

Integrated Care Pathways – A view from the ground Dr Brian Patterson Integrated Care Pathway Regional Lead, Health and Social Care Board

Panel Q&A

Stream 2: How is technology transforming health and social care in the community? Glen Suite

In the past, eHealth provision in the community sector has been fragmented with health and social care information held in numerous systems, on paper and with limited access when away from the office. In this session we will discuss what Northern Ireland can and is doing to join up community information for the benefit of our service users, provide mobile access and provide more informed care delivery.

Chair Ms Fionnuala McAndrew Director of Social Care and Children, Health and Social Care Board

PARIS making a difference Ms Carol Diffin Co-Director, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Ms Oonagh Sage Acting Service Manager, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Ms Deborah McLaughlin Nurse Lead, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Child Development App Mr Daron Askin Social Services Trainer, Western Health and Social Care Trust

eNISAT Project Mr Robin McIlrath Project Manager, eNISAT Project, Health and Social Care Board

Panel Q&A

Stream 3: Does Northern Ireland still need a Patient Administration System? Gransha Suite

Northern Ireland’s Patient Administration System (PAS) was one of the first eHealth systems to be rolled out and it has served its purpose well. The time is approaching for the current PAS to be retired, but what can replace it? Hear about the options available and share your views about the future of Northern Ireland’s PAS in an open debate.

Chair Mr Shane Devlin Director of Performance, Planning and Informatics, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

What does PAS do? Ms Denise Lynd General Manager Health and Social Care Records, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

The integration challenges of replacing PAS Mr David Bryce Assistant Director, Business Service Organisation

PAS design options Mr Ken Tweedle Senior Applications Architect, HP

Mr Wayne Oxenham, Executive Vice President of Products and Marketing, Orion Health

Mr Pearse Butler Director of Clinical Engagement, CSC

Mr John Kelly Sales Executive, Intersystems

Open debate

Stream 4: How do we improve care using information? Glen 1 & 2

There is no shortage of data available in numerous systems across the primary, secondary and community sectors, but how do we turn that data into information that improves care and outcomes for our citizens? Could information provide the next big breakthrough in treatment and prevention of disease? Discuss with colleagues how Northern Ireland and others are answering these questions.

Chair Dr Gavin Lavery Clinical Director, Health and Social Care Safety Forum

Using Data to improve outcomes Dr Brid Farrell Consultant in Public Health Medicine, Public Health Agency

The Importance of a ‘good figure’ Ms Jill Curry Dietetics Service Manager, Northern Health and Social Care Trust

Involving Clinicians in the design of eHealth Systems Dr Martin Murphy Clinical Director, NHS Wales Informatics Service

The next big breakthrough using data Dr Charles Gutteridge Chief Clinical Information Officer and Consultant Haematologist, Barts Health NHS Trust

Panel Q&A



Day Two: Thursday 9 October 2014

11:20–12:20 Interactive Seminar Session C

Stream 1: What’s in the future for the Northern Ireland Electronic Care Record (NIECR)? Main Auditorium

Now that NIECR is transforming care delivery and the patient’s experience, what more can it do? In this seminar we will explore what is on the roadmap for the next 36 months and the options for the further development of NIECR in the future.

Chair Dr Ken Fullerton Associate Medical Director, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Predictive analysis Mr David Bennett Vice President Healthier Populations, Orion Health

Chronic disease pathways Dr Roy Harper Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

eReferrals management solution Mr Jaroslav Novak Consultant Surgeon, Northern Health and Social Care Trust

NIECR – future plans Dr Jimmy Courtney eHealth Clinical Lead, Health and Social Care Board

Panel Q&A

Stream 2: How is Video Conferencing transforming care in Northern Ireland? Glen Suite

Discover how Northern Ireland is using video conferencing technology to transform care for some of our citizens. Learn about the successes and challenges of using this technology from international colleagues.

Chair Dr Brid Farrell Consultant in Public Health Medicine, Public Health Agency

Paediatric cardiology service – the benefits of video conferencing Dr Frank Casey Consultant Cardiologist, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Telerehabilitation – the use of videoconferencing for the provision of Community Speech and Language Therapy post stroke Ms Fiona Patterson Speech and Language Therapist, Southern Health and Social Care Trust

SHSCT Robot Dr Charlie McAllister Consultant Anaesthetist and Intensivist, Southern Health and Social Care Trust

Telemedicine and stroke thrombolysis Dr Michael McCormick Consultant Stroke Physician, Southern Health and Social Care Trust

Panel Q&A

Stream 3: Building an infrastructure for the future, where next? Gransha Suite

Debate where Northern Ireland is going next in terms of technical infrastructure. Hear from eHealth leaders and industry suppliers as to the challenges and opportunities that exist within Northern Ireland.

Chair Dr Martin Murphy Clinical Director, NHS Wales Informatics Service

Mobilising the workforce in SEHSCT Mr Darren Henderson ICT Services Manager, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

Mobile working – how is it working for me? Mr Ray Elder Strategic Lead for Palliative Care, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

Ms Bridie Rainey Looked After Children’s Social Worker, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

Infrastructure – the art of the possible Mr Steven Grimason Public Sector Manager Northern Ireland, Virgin Media

Providing better services through advanced technology Mr Philip Leighton Availability and Release Manager, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Mr John Lennon Sales Director, Novosco

Panel Q&A

Stream 4: Going paperless, possible or not? Glen 1 & 2

Is a paperless Northern Ireland Health and Social Care service just a pipe dream or can it be a reality? In this seminar see how others have tackled this locally and nationally, hear about their challenges and lessons learned and what it would take to become paperless in Northern Ireland.

Chair Ms Charlotte McArdle Chief Nursing Office, Department of Health, Social Services, and Public Safety for Northern Ireland

Paperless Renal Service Dr John Harty Consultant Nephrologist, Southern Health and Social Care Trust

Pennine Trust Paperlite Project Ms Jo Keogh Associate Director Elective Access, The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust

Paperless practice – a story of nursing e-records Ms Angela Drury Senior Professional Officer, Northern Ireland Practice and Education Council

Prof Paulino Sousa Professor Coordenador, Escola Superior de Enfermagem do Porto

Panel Q&A


Partner workshop information

Workshops: Day 1 (13:30–14:15) and Day 2 (10:30–11:15)

Aura Healthcare Workshop – Glen SuiteGo with the Flow – Improving patient flowMr Steve Richardson, Research and Development Director, Aura HealthcareAura’s solution is at the heart of patent flow across several hospitals in Northern Ireland. This workshop will outline the benefits achieved by actively driving the patient journey and discuss the strategic direction of current products. The potential for new products and technologies to address the changing healthcare landscape and integrating health and social care across regions will also be examined.

CSC Workshop – Glen 3 & 4Moving towards integrated careMr Pearse Butler, Director of Client Engagement, CSCIntegrated care requires close co‑operation between existing primary care, social care and acute care organisations, as well as increasing involvement of non‑traditional healthcare providers. It also requires a shift in emphasis from primary care acting as the healthcare ‘front door’, to a focus on supporting patients as they move through clear care pathways.Suppliers of technology need to take some of the strain as well, expanding our ability to help healthcare providers transform their operations – co‑creation – building rich and deep partnerships to create systems that improve care.This co‑creation needs to be based on three core principles:• Clinical relevance:• Operational efficiency:• Care pathways:In this session we will discuss the road from the existing model to an integrated care system focused on outcomes.

Kainos Software Workshop – Glen 1 & 2Oncology Analytics with Kainos and Northern Ireland Cancer RegistryMr Darragh McConville, Managing Consultant, Kainos Software Kainos is working in partnership with the Northern Ireland Cancer Registry to create an analytics application using big data technologies for the purposes of analysing structured and unstructured pathology report data.This talk will discuss the goals of the project, the approach being taken and the work completed to date.

Microsoft Workshop – Gransha SuiteDay 1 workshop: Identity in healthcareMr Denis Condon, Account Technology Specialist in Public Sector, MicrosoftIdentity is a key pillar to provide better engagement and services to citizens. We will discuss some of the approaches Microsoft are taking to provide B2C services in healthcare and public sector.

Day 2 workshop: Changing operational and clinical behaviour using self-service analyticsMr Paul Henderson, Group Head of Analytics, EMISHealth and Social Care is under pressure from rising demand and lower budgets. Large transformation projects are addressing this issue. However the key to achieving any clinical and operational change is changing behaviour at a micro level. Patients have many channels for consuming care so how do you help them choose the right one? Operational staff face a range of pressures every day so how do they prioritise what they do? Public Health analysts need to predict the future based on a detailed understanding of today and yesterday. Clinicians have too much data and not enough information available to them at the point of care, so how do they decide on the best course of action? EMIS uses Microsoft technologies through cloud, mobile devices and traditional business intelligence tools to address these issues. This session will work through a number of case studies to illustrate the value of their approach.

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Current list of exhibitors

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The final list of exhibitors and their stand locations will be available at the venue.

Advanced Computer Software

AirWatch UK Limited

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Aura Healthcare

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust (BHSCT)

Business Service Organisation

Civica

CSC

Ergo Viewing Limited

G2 Speech Ireland Ltd

HP

HSC Knowledge Exchange

HSC Leadership Centre

In Practice Systems Ltd

InterSystems

JAC Computer Services Ltd

Kainos Software

MedeAnalytics

Microsoft

NIAVAC

Novosco

Orion Healthcare

Patient Client Council

Philips

Public Health Agency

Queen’s Healthcare Leadership Forum

QuestMark

Savience

Total Mobile Ltd

Yarra Software

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Telephone: 028 90 644811 (Ext 404)Email: [email protected]

Further information

All Conference presentations, biographies of speakers, report and other information about the eHealth Conference will be available on the Northern Ireland Confederation web pages at www.nhsconfed.org/events/2014/10/ehealth-northern-ireland

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