A "Call" to Action: Extending EPR value through mobility and connected devices

According to recent KLAS research, 88% of clinicians who are very satisfied with their organisation’s EPR are likely to stay with their current employer proving that optimising your EPR can provide long-term benefits. Join this Imprivata workshop to explore different strategies for extending the value of your EPR using mobility and connected devices. Hear from Imprivata customers about implementing a mobile first strategy and the impact this has on effective EPR implementation, adoption and ROI. Discuss the importance of a clinician-informed strategy that emphasises smooth and secure access for your staff and supports more advanced workflows to support better patient care.

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Andy Wilcox

senior solutions marketing manager, Imprivata

Andy Wilcox, Senior Solutions Marketing Manager, Imprivata is an experienced professional with over 17 years of experience managing and developing healthcare technology products and services for international healthcare markets. Based in the UK, Andy has held a range of Product Marketing, Product Management, and Business Development positions in industry-leading healthcare technology companies in the UK, driving customer growth and adoption in markets across EMEA and APAC. Andy has worked at Imprivata for five years and has been instrumental in the development of Imprivata’s Digital Identity Framework.

Daniel Johnston

senior clinical workflow specialist, International Markets, Imprivata

Daniel has assumed a range of leadership roles in emergency care provision in both clinical and R&D positions in the NHS, Harvard University Hospitals and the Health IT industry.

Daniel has occupied management and operational roles directing frontline services to meet the contemporary challenges in healthcare provisions. He is also a recipient of a NIHR Clinical Research Fellowship award at Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery and is Imprivata’s Clinical Safety Officer.

Daniel continues to be active within the nursing community, championing the development of Nursing Chief Information Officer role at a national and European level, with involvement in GDE Nursing & Midwifery Learning and HIMSS Europe Nursing Informatics Communities.

Fozia Mussa

digital midwife, Blackpool Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; and Shuri Network Digital Fellow

A qualified midwife for 14 years, for the last 3 years Fozia has worked as the Digital Midwife at Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Fozia is passionate about innovation that improves patient outcomes and releases time to back to care in a world where resources are limited. She represents her clinical colleagues and bridges the gap between digital and clinical, supporting changes that improve patient safety.

Fozia successfully led the implementation of the maternity electronic care record and works closely with digital and technical colleagues to ensure that new projects and innovations improve front line care, giving staff access to the right systems in the right way.

Fozia is proud to be a member of the Digital Midwives Expert Reference Group, and a Shuri Network Digital Fellow, being part of the first cohort of Midwives to enrol in the programme.

Laura Mumby

deputy director for digital and technology, The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust

Currently the Deputy director for digital and Technology at The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. A digital leader with over 10 years experience in delivering digital transformation programmes in relation to electronic patient records.

July 18 @ 13:30

13:30 — 14:30 (1h)

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A “Call” to Action: Extending EPR value through mobility and connected devices