Health Innovation North West Coast welcomed 65 health care professionals, innovators and those from the higher education community to UCLan’s new Engineering and Innovation Centre in Preston on 3 July for a morning of knowledge sharing and discussion about systems working in Lancashire and South Cumbria.
This was our first in a series of quarterly events that will alternate between our two ICB regions. It was an opportunity for our partners in academia and industry to highlight their contributions to tackling our shared challenges as we explore ways to improve the capacity, capability and effectiveness of services.
Agenda
Harnessing the potential of data emerged as the theme of the day, and the programme featured:
- Asim Patel, Chief Digital Officer from Lancashire and South Cumbria ICB who gave insight on how the ICB is using its data.
- Rebecca Richmond, Director of Public Health from Optum UK, delivered an engaging presentation on population health management that is “driven by data, performed by humans”. Her message was that data itself isn’t the answer to all your questions – instead it helps you ask “really good” questions to have more meaningful conversations. She had a number of “theographs”, which were a demonstration on how linked datasets can show a person’s whole system experience.
- A very interesting (but too short!) panel discussion with: Linda Vernon, Head of Digital Empowerment, Lancashire and South Cumbia ICB; Steve Warburton, Director of Delivery, Healthcare & Transformation, MIAA; Jim Richards, Associate Dean for Research and Knowledge Exchange, University of Central Lancashire; Mark Ratnarajah, Managing Director, C2-Ai; and Andrew Cooper, Clinical Director, Health Innovation North West Coast.
- Jenni West, Associate Director of Digital for Health Innovation North West Coast, talked about a real world evaluation of virtual wards in Cheshire and Merseyside, and how her team created a data dashboard asset to help with ongoing evaluation of this programme in the long term.
- Two product pitches from the national Clinical Entrepreneur programme: Seamus Coyle from the Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust and Hinnah Rafique from Generation Medics.
- Other health industry representatives, including IQVIA, Feebris, Lenus Health and C2-Ai, were on hand to showcase their latest innovations.
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