An interactive session led by clinicians who have deployed digital flow solutions across a range of NHS settings. The data opportunity and broader benefits created by digital flow solutions is well understood, but these benefits are only realised if solutions are adopted and data detailed and timely. Ensuring clinical adoption of flow solutions is critical to their success, and absence of this is often the difference between benefit or not. Hear from NHS teams who have led successful flow deployments, and what they have learnt along the journey. The session will start with a brief presentation to provide context, with the rest of the session given over to panel Q & A. Panel: NHS CCIO, CNIO from both Acute and Mental Health Trusts.
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Chair: Dr Paul Deffley
chief medical officer, Alcidion
Paul is a senior clinician with over 20 years NHS experience in supporting or leading digital transformation across organisations ranging from NHS Providers, not-for-profit social enterprises and national organisations. He is passionate about the human factors needed for successful digital transformation and has led the successful adoption of digital programmes and helped create award winning digital products in community and acute hospital settings.
Dr John Greenaway
consultant gastroenterologist, The James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough
Dr John Greenaway is a Consultant Gastroenterologist at The James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough. His clinical focus has been on developing robust processes to promote safe patient care. This includes a structured CliniSys WebICE pro-forma to request endoscopic procedures utilising national guidance to guide a referrer through the process whilst assuring patient safety in relation to co-morbidities and direct the use of antithrombotic drug and diabetic treatment depending upon the procedure. John chairs the productivity and digital development sub-group of the regional endoscopy group and represents this body on the NENC Digital Diagnostics Board.
John is also one of South Tees’ deputy CCIOs with responsibility for the Trust’s inpatient noting in the Alcidion MIYA platform. He is proud to work as part of the small but dedicated digital team with Alcidion colleagues on the journey to produce an excellent EPR platform for South Tees.
Samantha Robinson
Associate Director of Live Services – NHS England
