Name: Delivering Scotland's Vision for Integrated Digital Care
Start: 2016-06-01T08:30:00-04:00
End: 2016-06-01T17:00:00-04:00
Location: 200 St Vincent St

#DigitalTEC16

View SPEAKERS & EXPERTS presentations here

Tom Morton

CEO Communicare247

VIEW Tom Morton's

Presentation HERE

Eddie Turnbull

head of eHealth for the Scottish Government

VIEW Eddie Turnbull's Presentation HERE

Zahid Deen

eHealth Strategic Lead at the ALLIANCE

VIEW Zahid Deen's

Presentation HERE

Ulf Lindstén

CEO DoroCare

VIEW Ulf Lindstén's

Presentation HERE

VIEW Par Kindstrand's Presentation HERE

Lee Hampston

Development Director KCOM - safe at home

Lorraine McMillan

CEO East Renfrewshire Council

View Lorraine McMillan Chair Of The Scottish Local Government Digital Transformation Board Presentation HERE

Playback the Event Here

with our Workshop and Speaker Films

Tom Morton CEO Communicare247 Opening #DigitalTEC16

Eddie Turnbull Head of eHealth for The Scottish Government

Zahid Deen from the ALLIANCE

Doro Care Workshop with Ulf Lindsten and Par Kindstrand

Humbercare Workshop with Richard McKinnon and Kelly Chand

Communicare247 Workshop with Laic Khalique NHS Highland

Lee Hampston from Safe at Home speaking at #DigitalTEC16

Watch Lorraine McMillan CEO of East Renfrewshire Council and

Chair of the Scottish Local Government Digital Transformation Board

#DigitalTEC16 Expert Panel Session

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Scotland's Deputy First Minister

John Swinney

Mr. Swinney is driving the delivery of Scotland’s Integrated Digital Strategy which covers digital infrastructure, digital participation, digital public services and the digital economy with a determination that

"Everyone in Scotland will have access to the digital age. Not for the sake of it. But to open up the economic, social and educational opportunities that every citizen of Scotland has a right to expect."

Born in 1964, John Swinney joined the Scottish National Party in 1979 and went on to graduate from Edinburgh University with an MA (Hons) in Politics.

As of November 2014 he became Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and the Economy.

Eddie Turnbull

Head of eHealth for The Scottish Government

Eddie is responsible for the development of Health and Care digital strategy and policy for NHS Scotland.

His role is to ensure that eHealth activity across NHSScotland is coordinated and supports the aims of the NHSScotland Quality Strategy, delivers joined-up provision of healthcare in pursuit of Scotland’s 2020 Vision of health and care, and ties in with the change and improvement agendas set out by The Scottish Government

Eddie Turnbull has worked for Scottish central government for 36 years, always with ICT leadership as a career anchor. He has held various non-ICT roles ranging from Accountable Officer/Director of Finance to Operations Manager for direct public services.

Zahid Deen

eHealth Strategic Lead at the ALLIANCE

As the ALLIANCE’s eHealth Strategic Lead, Zahid is focused on increasing citizen participation and bringing the voice of lived experience into public sector led eHealth programmes. His role also involves sharing knowledge, encouraging collaboration as well as innovation on eHealth initiatives driven by the third sector.

Zahid has over 15 years’ experience in digital communications technology and policy. His previously worked at Ofcom and was the Scottish Government’s Head of Telecommunications Policy.

Pennie Taylor

Journalist

Many of you will know Pennie as the glasgow based journalist and health communications specialist. A former Health Correspondent for BBC Scotland, and founding Health Editor of the Sunday Herald newspaper, pennie is passionate about improving Scotland's health and Care services and continues to cover health issues as a freelance writer and broadcaster.

Tom Morton

CEO Communicare247

the cEO of Scotland's most progressive developer of digital health and social care solutions. recently quoted by the scotsman as moving from "Warfare to Welfare" Tom was a qualified electronics engineer with the Royal Navy specialising in communications and electronic warfare. After developing a BT major service centre and managing government and public sector clients, he seized the opportunity to establish Communicare247 in 1998.

WORKSHOPS

Safe at Home will aim to EDUCATE you about

The Digital Future

'Dare to Dream' with Safe at Home who will encourage innovation and creativity by looking at the impact of exponential technological advancement around the current thinking of the ageing population.

:Development Director, Lee Hampston will explore the digital solutions and how and where these can bring benefits.

They will also have a demo stand that will show case IP Technology Enabled Care, Chaperone and an Assessment Platform that supports early intervention and localised sign posting.

Communicare247 will aim to ENLIGHTEN you with the 'Here and Now'

Communicare247 CEO Tom Morton introduced current case studies of the technology available and shared customer insights of its uses within the Health and Social Care sector.

Laic Khalique NHS Highland outlined "Delivering the Highland vision for better health & care"

Richard McKinnon HumberCare CEO -"We simply couldn't deliver a community service without digital TEC"

Doro Care will aim to EMPOWER you by showing you how they transformed from Analogue to Digital

Making the transition from analogue to digital CEO of Doro Care Ulf Lindstén and Par Kindstrand from Växjö municipality, a Swedish local authority, explain the Swedish decision and how it was achieved.

Before 2013 more or less all of Swedens 213,000 care alarms were analogue.
Currently about 100,000 of these have been transformed to complete digital and mobile
alarm chains, where the care alarm service now is a complete end to end supervised service rather than discreet components..

Ulf spoke about the transformation from Analogue to Digital in Sweden.
The reasons why and the background and drivers, their process and experience from the transformation and what the current status is.
The challenges and next steps will also be discussed.

Par has been key in the paradigm shift in Sweden and internationally in Spain, Norway etc. from changing the organisation by introducing new work methods to working with new technology for integrated care.

EDUCATION

· What is the current status of the Digital Healthcare transformation?

· Can our citizens access Broadband for better Healthcare?

· What are the budget changes you need to know about?

· How can Health & Social care be joined up for better results?

· What is the 'risk friendly' position for innovative transformation?

ENLIGHTENMENT

· We’ll show you how DoroCare are making the digital transformation.

· In the 'Here & Now' you will see customer examples of what is being planned & delivered (in Scotland)

EMPOWERMENT

· How do you access TEC funding?

· What are the key milestones for achieving a successful BID?

· We’ll introduce a 'visionary' who is actually 'doing something' to introduce digital.

· What else can we do to improve efficiencies?

· How to improve services for better care using shared data.

VENUE

200 St Vincent Street Glasgow G2 5SG

EVENT SPONSORS

EXHIBITOR

The Digital Health & Care institute is part of the Scottish Funding Council’s Innovation Centre Programme. We bring together people and organisations in the health and social care, charity, technology, design and academic sectors to develop new ideas for digital technology that will improve the delivery of health and care services for the people of Scotland.

Scotland provides a rich platform for academic excellence, with nineteen Universities, some of whom lead the way in informatics, life sciences and medicine. This is built upon by progressive Health & Care services, willing and able interact with other sectors in pursuit of innovation.

Here, at the Digital Health & Care Institute (DHI), we harness these capabilities, delivering value for academic, business and civic partners through our dynamic innovation model. The model is made up of the three settings below, which will overlap and sequence dynamically to meet the needs of varying opportunities.

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