Digital health and care congress 2019

22/05/2019 - 23/05/2019 • 11-13 Cavendish Square, London, W1G 0AN
Download
for iPhone Download
for Android

Programme

  • 22 May
  • 23 May

Refreshments, networking, poster display and exhibition

08:30 AM 09:00 AM

Breakfast session: Breaking down the digital wall – can digital interoperability deliver truly personalised healthcare?

09:00 AM 09:45 AM

Prof Okan  Ekinci

Dr Indra  Joshi

Ben  Moody

Keith  Shrahan

Geoff  Twist

Session ONE: Celebrating the digital future of health and care

10:00 AM 11:15 AM

Tara Donnelly

Terence  Eden

Prof Trish Greenhalgh

Dr Indra  Joshi

Parker  Moss

Richard  Murray

Refreshments, networking, poster display and exhibition

11:15 AM 11:45 AM

W2A: Digital tools for clinicians, by clinicians

11:45 AM 01:00 PM

Julie Bretland

Dr James Houston

Charles Lowe

W2B: Listening to patients and citizens

11:45 AM 01:00 PM

Robert  Johnstone

Dr Mustafa Khanbhai

Eva Psychrani

Jackie van Dael

W2C: Place-based examples of population health

11:45 AM 01:00 PM

Rachel Binks

Aaron  Brizell

David  Maguire

W2D: Creating a scalable and sustainable digital future for healthcare providers

11:45 AM 01:00 PM

Johan Gustafsson

Dr Hejko Schlesinger

Lunch, networking, poster display and exhibition

01:00 PM 02:00 PM

W3A: Tech to support social care

02:00 PM 03:15 PM

Tarryn Gorre

Emma James

Charles Lowe

Sara Shaikh

W3B: Shared decision-making

02:00 PM 03:15 PM

Robert  Johnstone

BM Bharti Mistry

JN Jacqui Nettleton

Professor Julia Riley

Mr Edward St John

W3C: Scale and effectiveness in digital projects

02:00 PM 03:15 PM

Dr Victoria Betton

BD Bernice Dillon

Faye Edwards

Prof Trish Greenhalgh

Matthew Honeyman

Helen Williams

Refreshments, networking, poster display and exhibition

03:15 PM 03:45 PM

Session FOUR: Digital tools for the staff of the future

03:45 PM 04:45 PM

Dr Victoria Betton

James  Freed

Matthew Honeyman

Dr Alan  Karthikesalingam

SM Shauna  McMahon

Dr Ayesha  Rahim

Drinks reception and networking

04:45 PM 07:00 PM

Refreshments, networking, poster display and exhibition

08:30 AM 09:00 AM

Breakfast session: Connecting Care in the South West: six years of innovation

09:00 AM 09:45 AM

Fran  Draper

Session one: The empowered patient

10:00 AM 11:15 AM

Liz  Ashall-Payne

Mark  Doughty

Mark  Duman

Robert  Johnstone

Rashmi  Narayana

Neil  Tester

Refreshments, networking, poster display and exhibition

11:15 AM 11:45 AM

T2A: Tools to support acute pathways

11:45 AM 01:00 PM

Christopher Ashton

Kenny Bloxham

Sue Elliston

KE Kate Evans

Dr David Lowe

Madeleine Starr MBE

Dr Alan Whitelaw

T2B: Using co-design in digital health and care

11:45 AM 01:00 PM

Deborah Fenney

Nicola  Gill

Peter Nuckley

Helen Parrott

Nik Thoren

T2C: Apps to support people living with long-term conditions

11:45 AM 12:45 PM

Nader Alaghband

Dr Scott Cunningham

Dr Bu Hayee

Charles Lowe

Prof Tom Wilkinson

Lunch, networking, poster display and exhibition

01:00 PM 02:00 PM

T3A: Digital innovations supporting mental health services

02:00 PM 03:15 PM

CF Christine Fawson

Dr Laura Goodwin

Professor Shanaya Rathod

Alyson Scurfield

T3B: Using technology to support parents and families

02:00 PM 03:15 PM

Matt Buttery

RF Ronan Fox

Shabira Papain

Kelly Pierce

Madeleine Starr MBE

T3C: Digitally supporting prevention and public health

02:00 PM 03:15 PM

Dr Ian Arnott

MB Mike Bell

Wendy  Lane

Peter  Lock

Charles Lowe

John  Vesey

Naeem Younis

T3D: How can Pharmacy support a digitally enabled NHS to deliver the Long Term Plan?

02:00 PM 03:15 PM

RC Richard Corbridge

SD Said Dajani

SW Stephen Watkins

DW Dr Harry Wyatt

Refreshments, networking, poster display and exhibition

03:15 PM 03:35 PM

Session four: The role of digital in delivering place-based health and care for the future

03:35 PM 04:30 PM

Dr Alisha  Davies

Mark  Duman

Dr Alexander  Finlayson

The Rt Hon Matt  Hancock MP

Matthew Honeyman

Richard  Murray

Kate  Warriner

Sponsors

Boots
Intersystems
Orion Health
Roche
Siemens Healthineers
Visiba Care

Exhibitors

Satellite Applications Catapult
XenZone
My mHealth
Mutual Ventures
Kinder Health Ltd
Abbott
Priority Digital Health
NHS Arden & Greater East Midlands CSU
Digital Health Ecosystem Wales
Ideal Health Consultants
Vantage Health
The King's Fund

SME Zone

AliveCor
digi.me
Triple P
Lantum
Verto
Piota
Ieso
Current Health
Caresourcer

Event supporters

Telehealth and Telecare Aware
The Journal of mHealth
techUK
NHS Innovation Accelerator

Posters

Hampshire Research Programme
Vocatempo
Preventing blindness for patients with papilloedema
Community Mental Health Teams
Type 2 diabetes mellitus patients discharged home
A digital education and behaviour change coaching programme
Digital education and behaviour change
MSK self management smart phone App in General Practice
Transforming Care Anytime Anywhere
Patient engagement and healthcare access in the UK Chinese population
Development of an iOS prescribing aid for gentamicin
The Baby Buddy App
Good Thinking Digital Wellbeing
AI Powered COPD Service

Slido questions

Questions from slido

Speakers

Nader Alaghband
Founder
Ampersand Health
MA
Matthew Armstrong
Senior Manager - Pharmacy Contract and Project Development; Healthcare Public Affairs
Walgreens Boots Alliance
Dr Ian Arnott
Consultant Gastroenterologist
Western General Hospital
Liz Ashall-Payne
Chief Executive Officer and Founder
ORCHA
Christopher Ashton
Co-ordinator
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust;
MB
Mike Bell
Chair
Croydon Health Services NHS
Dr Victoria Betton
Managing Director
mHabitat - a trading arm of Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Rachel Binks
Nurse Consultant
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust
Kenny Bloxham
Commercial Director
Healthcare Communications
Julie Bretland
Founder & CEO
Our Mobile Health
Aaron Brizell
Population Health Programme Manager
Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Matt Buttery
Chief Executive
Triple P UK
Paul Charnley
Director of IT and Information
Wirral University Teaching Hospital
RC
Richard Corbridge
Director of Innovation
Boots UK
Dr Paula Cowan
Medical Director
NHS Wirral Clinical Commissioning Group
Dr Scott Cunningham
Senior Research Fellow
School of Medicine, University of Dundee
SD
Said Dajani
Head of Digital
Diabetes UK
Dr Alisha Davies
Head of Research and Development
Public Health Wales
BD
Bernice Dillon
Technical Adviser ( Evaluations)
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
Tara Donnelly
Chief Digital Officer
NHS England
Mark Doughty
Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development
The King’s Fund
Fran Draper
Engagement Lead and Senior Project Manager, Connecting Care Programme,
NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit
Mark Duman
Chief Patient Officer
MD Healthcare Consultants
Terence Eden
Senior Technology Advisor
NHSX
Faye Edwards
Programme Manager (AF)
AHSN Network
Prof Okan Ekinci
Chief Medical Officer
Roche Diagnostic Information Systems
Sue Elliston
Directorate Manager of Centralised Outpatients and Administratio
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust
KE
Kate Evans
Director and Senior Account Manager
d2 Digital By Design Ltd
CF
Christine Fawson
General Manager, Acute Services
Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust
Deborah Fenney
Researcher
The King's Fund
Dr Alexander Finlayson
GP, Co-founder, Nye Health, and Doll Fellow, Green Templeton College
University of Oxford
RF
Ronan Fox
Joint Children's Commissioner
NHS Barking and Dagenham CCG
James Freed
Chief Information Officer
Health Education England
Miss Tracey Gillies
Medical Director
NHS Lothian
Nicola Gill
Programme Director
NHS Digital
Dr Laura Goodwin
Senior Lecturer in the Epidemiology of Mental Health and Addiction
Department of Psychological Sciences, University of Liverpool
Ronen Gordon
Clinical Lead of AI
Deloitte MCS
Tarryn Gorre
CEO & Co-Founder
Kafoodle
Prof Trish Greenhalgh
Professor of Primary Care Health Services
University of Oxford
Johan Gustafsson
CEO/Co-Founder
Visiba Care
The Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
Department of Health and Social Care
Dr Bu Hayee
Consultant Gastroenterologist & Clinical Lead
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Matthew Honeyman
Researcher
The King's Fund
Dr James Houston
Co-founder
Dr Toolbox
Emma James
Teletraige Nurse
Wirral Community NHS Foundation Trust
Robert Johnstone
International Alliance of Patients Organisations (IAPO)
Board Member, European Patients Forum (EPF)
Dr Indra Joshi
Digital Health and AI Clinical Lead
NHS England
Dr Alan Karthikesalingam
Senior Clinician Scientist
Google DeepMind Health
Dr Mustafa Khanbhai
Clinical Research Fellow
Centre for Health Policy, Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College London and St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Wendy Lane
Consultancy Services Director
NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit
Peter Lock
Director
Deloitte MCS Limited
Dr Dafydd Loughran
CEO. Surgical Consent
Surgical Consent
Charles Lowe
Managing Director
Digital Health and Care Alliance (DHACA)
Dr David Lowe
Consultant Emergency Medicine
Emergency Department, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow
David Maguire
Senior Analyst
The King's Fund
BM
Bharti Mistry
Programme Manager
Central Sussex and East Surrey Alliance (North)
Ben Moody
Head of Health and Social Care
techUK
Parker Moss
Entrepreneur in Residence, Health Technology
F-Prime Capital and Eight Roads
Richard Murray
Chief Executive
The King's Fund
Rashmi Narayana
Head of Clinical and Regulatory Affairs
Medopad
JN
Jacqui Nettleton
Head of Community Services
Central Sussex and East Surrey Alliance (North)
NN
Nigel Newman
Digital Healthcare Programme
Walgreens Boots Alliance
Peter Nuckley
Delivery Manager
Good Things Foundation
Ade Odunlade
Divisional Director
Central & North West London NHS Foundation Trust
Shabira Papain
Deputy CEO and COO
Best Beginnings
Dr Gareth Parkes
Consultant Gastroenterologist
Barts Health NHS Trust
Helen Parrott
Associate Director of Rehabilitation and Therapies
Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Trust
Kelly Pierce
Consultant Midwife in Public Health
West Sussex County Council
Eva Psychrani
Engagement Lead
Healthwatch Central West London
Dr Ayesha Rahim
Chief Clinical Information Officer
Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Shanaya Rathod
Consultant Psychiatrist & Director of Research
Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Julia Riley
Clinical Lead
Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Hejko Schlesinger
GP, Bra Liv nära
Digital Primary Care Practice, Sweden
Alyson Scurfield
Chief Executive
TSA
Sara Shaikh
Commissioning Manager Unplanned Care
Wirral Health and Care Commissioning (Wirral Council & Wirral CCG)
Keith Shrahan
Principle Clinical Lead, Social Care Programme
NHS Digital
Madeleine Starr MBE
Director of Business Development and Innovation
Carers UK
Mr Edward St John
Chief Medical Officer
Concentric
Neil Tester
Deputy Director
Healthwatch England
Nik Thoren
Programme Manager (BECCA)
Breast Cancer Care
Geoff Twist
Managing Director UK & Ireland and Head of Management Centre European Agents
Roche Diagnostics
Jackie van Dael
PhD Researcher
NIHR Patient Safety Translational Research Centre (PSTRC), Imperial College
John Vesey
Business Manager – Health and Wellbeing
Satellite Application Catapult
Tony Ward
Dietitian
Salford Royal Foundation Trust and Kafoodle
Kate Warriner
Chief Digital and Information Officer
Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust
SW
Stephen Watkins
Director of Pharmacy Items
Boots
Dr Alan Whitelaw
Clinical Director, Emergency Medicine
Emergency Department, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow
Prof Tom Wilkinson
Consultant in Respiratory Medicine
University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust
Helen Williams
Clinical Advisor( AF)
AHSN Network
Dr Jamie Wilson
Founder and CEO
Hometouch
DW
Dr Harry Wyatt
GP Trainee
The King's Fund
Naeem Younis
Director
Strasys

Attendees

IA
Intisar Abdul-Kader
Patient and Public Involvement Coordinator
The Tavistock and Portman NHS FT
SA
Simon Adams
Associate Director IM&T
The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital FT
AA
Aamir Ahmad
Non Executive Director
East London FT
MA
Manzoor Ahmed
Patient Leader
Royal Berkshire FT
MA
Manisha Ahya
Representative
Like minded
DA
Dr Gizdem Akdur
Teaching Fellow in Digital Economy and Society
King's College London
DA
Duncan Allen
Sales Manager
InterSystems
NA
Nuno Almeida
Chief Executive Officer
Nourish Care
DA
Dr Michael Anderson
GP/Research Officer
London School of Economics
TA
Trevor Arnold
Regional Director Partnerships
Siemens Healthineers
IA
Ian Arnott
Consultant Gastroenterologist
Western General Hospital
SA
Shivam Arora
Digital and Web manager
NRAS
LA
Liz  Ashall-Payne 
Chief Executive Officer and Founder 
ORCHA
EA
Elly Aylwin-Foster
Writer and researcher
Patient
OB
Oli Bailey
Assistant Director
NEL
RB
Richard Ballerand
Governor
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS FT
RB
Robin Barclay
Implementation EMEA & LATAM DIS
Roche
CB
Carla Bartlett
Head of SLT
Cygnet Healthcare LTD
CB
Chantelle Bateman
Senior Project Officer
NHS Crawley CCG
EB
Elizabeth Beck
Account Director
Incisive Health
EB
Elizabeth Bedford
Communications Officer
Healthwatch CWL
LB
Lydia Benevicius
Fees and Income Manager
Care Quality Commission
EB
Erica Bennett
Senior Marketing Programmes Manager
InterSystems
PB
Paul Berney
CMO
Anthropos Digital Care
AB
Anastasia Berry
Policy Manager (Welfare and Technology)
MS Society
RB
Reeta Bhatiani
Head of Communications
Roche
SB
Samrina Bhatti
Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow
Specialist Pharmacy Service
LB
Laura Bimpson
Senior Partnership Manager
NHS England
GB
Gary Birks
General Manager - UK & Ireland
Orion Health
PB
Polly Bishop
Head of Digital Strategy and Engagement
NHSx
ZB
Zoe Blake
Chief Executive Officer
XenZone
KB
Kenny Bloxham
Commercial Director
Healthcare Communications
JB
Jeff Boateng
Director of Clinical Information
Camden And Islington NHS FT
HB
Henry Bodkin
Health and Science Correspondent
The Telegraph
LB
Lorraine Boggis
Therapy Lead
ACE
RB
Rachel Bowman
Provider Relations Manager
Current Health
RB
Rachel Box
Clinical Specialist Occupational Therapist
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS FT
EB
Emma Braithwaite
Market Development Manager
Abbott
AB
Alison Brattle
Marketing Programmes Manager
InterSystems
AB
Alison Brattle
Marketing Programmes Manager
InterSystems
SB
Sally Britnell
Lecturer
Auckland University Of Technology
IB
Iain Brogan
Chief Executive
Map My Health
KB
Katy Brooks
Senior Marketing Manager
Orion Health
CB
Cornelia Broqvist
Head of Marketing & Communications
Visiba Care
RB
Rob Brougham
UK Managing Director
Luscii
KB
Karen Broughton
Director of Strategy and Transformation
South West London Health and Care Partnership
CB
Cornelia Brune
Clinical Informatics Specialist
Alfred Health
MB
Maria Buckland
Consultant
Accenture
CB
Craig Buckley
Head of Research and Scientific Collaborations
Siemens Healthineers
JB
Jonathan Buckley
Marketing Executive
Orion Health
SB
Sven Bunn
Director of Whitechapel Development
Barts Health NHS trust
FB
Forrest Burgin
Systems Administrator
One Health Group Ltd
VB
Vincent Buscemi
Partner
Bevan Brittan LLP
MB
Matt Buttery
Chief Executive
Triple P UK
MC
Mark Cahalane
MHCS Programme Manager IT
Cardiff and Vale NHS FT
MC
Matt Carter
Senior Consultant
Mutual Ventures
FC
Faye Casey
PA to CEO
Triple P UK
RC
Ravi Chana
Head of Business Development
Roche Diagnostics
XC
Xin Chen
Industry Development Director
Huawei
WC
Wai Hing Chiu
Department Operation Manager
Hospital Authority
DC
Dr Cindy Chu
Consultant Geriatrician
Wirral University Teaching Hospitals NHS FT
GC
Gill Clayton
Programme Manager
The Health Foundation
MC
Mary-Louise Clews
Content Director
Journalist
OC
Olivia Clymer
Chief Executive Officer
Healthwatch Central West London
YC
Yossi Cohen
Physician Executive
InterSystems
DC
Dr Lucie Collinson
Public Health Specialty Registrar
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
LC
Laura Cook
Head of IT & Digital
NHS North East Essex CCG
PC
Paul Cook
Sales Manager
InterSystems
DC
Dr Nathan Cope
Digital Health Director
Otsuka
JC
Jane Coppard
Public Affairs Manager
Roche Diagnostics
JC
John Copps
Managing Consultant
Mutual Ventures
DC
Daria Cosentino
Senior Clinical Analyst
HCA Healthcare
MC
Mike Cosgrove
Business & Service Development Manager
City Health Care Partnership
GC
Graeme Crawford
Retired
Notting Hill Genesis
HC
Helen Crocker
UC
Ulrika Crossfield
Director of Consulting
Ideal Health
TC
Tim Cross
Director, Clinical Information & Analytics
HCA Healthcare
BC
Brendan Crowley
Doctor
360 Medical
LC
Lindsay Crozier
Marketing Manager
Care Sourcer
SC
Scott Cunningham
Senior Research Fellow
School of Medicine, University of Dundee
HD
Harry Daniels
Head of Partnerships
Lantum
JD
John Dart
CX Account Director
Oracle
RD
Rishi Das-Gupta
Chief Information Officer
Royal Brompton and Harfield NHS FT
JD
Julie Davidson
Head of Contract/Social Care Procurement
South Eastern HSC Trust
AD
Andrew Davies
Market Access Director
Association of British Healthcare Industries
JD
James Davis
Consultant
NEL
FD
Fiona Dawson
Associate Director
Mayden
JD
James de Bathe
Director of Partnerships & Market Development
Ieso Digital Health
SD
Sakina Dharas
Instructional Designer and Clinical Pharmacist
University College Hospitals NHS FT
PD
Pavan Dhariwal
Head of Applications Development
Cygnet Healthcare
GD
Garry Diack
Senior Lecturer
Manchester Metropolitan University
JD
John Dibb
Director / Founder
Priority Digital Health Ltd
AD
Andrew Dickenson
Regional Dental Dean
Health Education England
JD
James Dickson
Chief Executive Officer
Piota
DD
Dimitrios Doudesis
PhD Student
University of Edinburgh
AD
Athina Doyle
Programme Manager
KSS AHSN
AD
Adam Drage
GDE Clinical Manager
Mersey Care NHS FT
AD
Anne Dreyer
Digital Business Manager
Roche Diagnostics
DD
Denis Duignan
Head of Technology
Health Innovation Network
SD
Sara Dunn
MD
SDA Ltd/CuppaCare
FE
Faye Edwards
Programme Manager (AF)
AHSN Network
OE
Okan Ekinci
CMO
Roche Diagnostics
CE
Chris Elkin
Head of Healthcare
Piota
CE
Clive Elliott
Business Partner
Court Street Medical Practice
DE
Dan Evans
Director, UK Government Affairs
Abbott
ME
Malcolm Evans
Public Affairs Manager, Europe
Otsuka Pharmaceuticals Europe Ltd.
JF
Joe Farrington-Douglas
Head of Policy & External Affairs
Asthma UK
MF
Mark Filby
Information Systems Programme Manger
City Health Care Partnership
MF
Mark Filby
Information Systems Programme Manager
City Health Care Partnership CIC
KF
Kit Fitton
Director of Partnerships
Big Health / Sleepio
JF
Jane Fitzgerald
Lecturer in Health Informatics
University of Central Lancashire
JF
Jordanne Florio
Public Affairs Manager
Roche Products
SF
Simon Fogg
Senior Business Development Manager
Roche
PF
Paul Fradgley
Head of Marketing
NHS Arden & GEM CSU
JF
James Freed
Chief Information Officer 
Health Education England 
WF
Wai Man Fung
Advanced Practice Nurse
Hospital Authority
MG
Maria Gaganova
Diabetes Care Senior Market Manager
Roche
GG
Georgiana Ghetie-Doncu
Patient, Carer and Former Health Policy Student
London School of Economics
PG
Paul Giles
Director
Kinder Health
JG
Jora Gill 
Chief Digital Officer, SHL and Non-Executive Board Member 
CQC
JG
John Glynn
Market Access Manager
Roche Diagnostics
DG
Dr Martin Godfrey
GP
Lambeth CCG
DG
Dr Laura Goodwin
Lecturer
Department of Psychological Sciences, University of Liverpool
TG
Tarryn Gorre
CEO & Co-Founder
Kafoodle
PG
Philip Graham
Digital Programme Lead
Healthier Lancashire and South Cumbria
SG
Simon Griffiths
Business Development Manager
TMI Systems Ltd
EH
Elizabeth Hale
Director of Improvement
Central London Community Healthcare
SH
Simon Halls
Marketing Manager
Satellite Applications Catapult
DH
David Hancock
Healthcare Executive Advisor
InterSystems
GH
Gerard Harper
Business Development & Strategic Planning Manager
Quanta Dialysis Technologies
DH
Dr Harpal Harrar
GP, Governing Body Clinical Member
NHS Lambeth CCG
BH
Bryn Harries
IT Project Manager IM&T
Cardiff & Vale UHB
HH
Helen Harrison
Bid Manager Health and Connectivity
Satellite Applications Catapult
SH
Sharon Harrison
Head of Business Development
Ieso Digital Health
DH
Dr Bu Hayee
Consultant Gastroenterologist and Clinical Lead
King’s College Hospital NHS FT
LH
Laurence Hayes
Group General Manager
Vhi SwiftCare
MH
Marnie Hayward
Various
Self
BH
Ben Heather
Correspondent
Health Service Journal
DH
Dr Abiye Hector-Goma
GP Partner
ALLERTON MEDICAL PRACTICE
PH
Philippa Hedley-Takhar
Business Development Manager
NIHR Devices for Dignity MIC
DH
Dr Tal Helbitz
GP Board Member
NHS Barnet CCG
JH
Janet Henry
Fundraising Coordinator
Best Beginnings
DH
Dr Susan Hinder
Research Fellow
University of Edinburgh
DH
Dr Greg Hobbs
Consultant
Primary Integrated Community Services
MH
Maurice Hoffman
SH
Stefan Holzer
VP International
AliveCor Ltd
EH
Eleanor Hood
Consultant
NEL
CH
Charlotte Housden
Vice President of Products
Ieso Digital Health
CH
Charlotte Housden
Vice President of Products
Ieso Digital Health
JH
James Houston
Registrar
St George's Hospital
AH
Andy Howlett
Director of Clinical and Workforce Productivity
NHS Improvement
CH
Chris Hudson
Director of Access and Innovation
Roche Diagnostics
DH
Dr Elsie Hui
Service Director
New Territories East Cluster
JH
Joanna Hulbert
Sales and Training Director
Kinder Health
BH
Ben Hulme
Director of Business Development
Optum
DH
Dr Linda Hunt
Professor
Pacific University Oregon
RH
Rhidian Hurle
Medical Director
NHS Wales Informatics Services
FH
Fran Husson
Honorary Research Officer
Imperial College
VI
Valeira Ilies
Consultant
NEL
AI
Andrew Imrie
Director of Business Development
NHS Arden & GEM CSU
JJ
Jo Jackson
Cognitive Solutions
IBM Healthcare and Life Sciences, UKI
LJ
Lynn Jackson
Tutor
Manchester Metropolitan University
EJ
Emma James
Teletraige Nurse
Wirral Community NHS FT
DJ
Donna-Marie Jarrett
Programme Manager - Digital Child Health
Lancashire and South Cumbria ICS and London
MJ
Martin Jeffries
Chief Marketing Officer
Tunstall Healthcare (UK) Ltd
CJ
Charlotte Jobson
Graduate Programme
IBM Healthcare and Life Sciences, UKI
JJ
Jenny Jones
Market Access Strategy Manager Ophthalmology
Novartis
LJ
Lianne Jongepier
Head of Clinical Quality Transformation
NHS NEE CCG
DJ
Dr Indra Joshi
Digital Health and A.I Clinical Lead 
NHS England
HJ
Hasan Jouni
Business Development Manager
Siemens Healthineers
AK
Ananda Kanneganti
Director of Enterprise Architecture
Optum
SK
Sarah Kemp
Executive Director
Sefton MBC
MK
Mustafa Khanbhai
Clinical Research Fellow
Centre for Health Policy, Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College London and St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
VK
Vidyesh Khanolkar
Head – Majesco Europe
Majesco UK Ltd.
SK
Sarah Khayyat
PhD Pharmacy Student
Newcastle University
NK
Naima Khondkar
Government Affairs and NHS Relations Manager
AstraZeneca
JK
Jarrad King
Senior Policy Officer (Digital Health)
Asthma UK
SK
Sophia Kleanthous
Programme Manager | Health and Social Care
techUK
PK
Prof Bernhard Koch
Representative of Board Member
DLR
MK
Minna Korjonen
Volunteer
Healthwatch Central West London
HK
Holly Krelle
Principle Analyst
Cabinet Office
GL
Gretchen Ladish
Programme Officer
Barts Health NHS Trust
AL
Andrew Laird
Managing Director
Mutual Ventures
WL
Wai Ha Lam
Development Officer
Lambeth Patient Participation Group Network
SL
Stuart Lane
Business and Development Manager
Dorset Healthcare NHS Trust
DL
Dr Haim Lavon
Physician and Medical Admin
Private Practice
PL
Paul Lawrence
Managing Director
Ascom UK
ML
Myungeun Lee
Chief Customer Officer
Keyo Medical Foundation
ML
Martin Lewis
Chairman Cambridge Area Patients Reference Group
Granta PRG
PL
Paula Lewis
Volunteer
Healthwatch CWL
RL
Ronaldo Lima Cohin Ribeiro
Chief Executive Officer
Jade Autism
PL
Peter Lock
Healthcare Director
Deloitte MCS
DL
Dr Anna Lopez
Associate Editor
BMC Medicine
CL
Caroline Louis
Project Director
IRIS
DL
David Lowe
Consultant Emergency Medicine
Emergency Department, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow
DL
Debs Lowndes
Programme and Service Director
BrisDoc Healthcare Services
JL
Jesper Lunnevi
Customer Success Manager
Visiba Care
RL
Robert Luscombe
Enterprise Architect, Clinical Development & PDMS
J & J
IM
Ian Macintyre
Head of Digital
NHS Leadership Academy
DM
Dr Peter Macrae
Consultant Psychiatrist
East London NHS FT
DM
Dr Susan Madge
consultant nurse
Royal Brompton Hospital
CM
Chris Maguire
Marketing Manager
BD
MM
Michelle Mai
Operations Coordinator
Triple P UK
KM
Kate Mansfield
Digital Strategy Consultant
Ideal Health
GM
Gabrielle Marsden
Project Manager: Transformation
NHS Arden & GEM CSU
JM
Jillian Marsden
Strategy Manager
CQC
TM
Tina Marshall
UK Country Manager
Visiba Care
NM
Nick Masterman
Senior Partner
FleishmanHillard Fishburn
CM
Claire Matthews
Business Change Lead
South Yorkshire Housing Association
SM
Stuart McCann
Digital Business Manager
Roche Diagnostics
JM
Jamie McCormack
Researcher
Fusion Health Solutions
DM
Dr Andrew McGuigan
Head of healthcare strategy
Janssen
JM
Joe McLoughlin
Director Astraline and Innovation
Johnnie Johnson Housing
SM
Shauna  McMahon
Partner - Digital Transformation Consulting
South Central and West CSU
AM
Alison Meadows
Director / Founder
Priority Digital Health Ltd
SM
Simon Mead
Solutions Architect
InterSystems
AM
Annie Meharg
CCO
XenZone
SM
Shri Mehrotra
Director
Sutton Healthwatch
BM
Bharti Mistry
Programme Manager
Central Sussex and East Surrey Alliance (North)
HM
Heidi Mitchell
GPN Workforce Lead
HEE
IM
Irfan Mohammed
Strategic Partnerships Lead
Novartis
BM
Ben Moody
Head of Health and Social Care
techUK
AM
Amy Moore
Marketing Executive
XenZone
RM
Robert Moore
Technology Enabled Care Manager
South Eastern HSC Trust
DM
Dr Marco Morelli
CTO
siHealth Ltd
AM
Andrea Morgan
Regional Director
Care Sourcer
DM
Dr Louise Morpeth
Director of Research & Development
Brain in Hand
DM
Dr Joanne Morris
Research / project manager
Barts Health NHS Trust
AM
Alice Morrisey
Senior project manager
Barts Health NHS Trust
JM
James Morrissey
Head of Analytics
Frimley Health and Care ICS
PM
Parker Moss 
Entrepreneur in Residence, Health Technology 
F-Prime Capital Eight Roads 
MM
Melitta Mudaly
NHS Account Manager
First Databank UK Ltd
PM
Prf Nyasha Mukundi
Chief Scientific Officer
my mhealth
DM
Dawn Mulvaney
Editor
CACHE Alumni
BM
Brian Murray
Sales Director
Orion Health
RM
Richard Murray
Chief Executive
The King's Fund 
RN
Rashmi  Narayana 
Head of Clinical and Regulatory Affairs 
Medopad 
BN
Barry Nee
Chief Information Officer
Care UK
AN
Abigail Needham
Business Development Manager
NIHR Devices for Dignity MIC
JN
Jacqui Nettleton
Head of Community Services
Central Sussex and East Surrey Alliance (North)
DN
Dr Ron Newall
None
None
HN
Helen Northmore
Programme Delivery Manager
Digital Health Ecosystem Wales
CN
Chris Norton
Sales Director
InterSystems
PN
Peter Nuckley
Delivery Manager
Good Things Foundation
DN
Dr Sandra Nwokeoha
Research and Innovation Associate
Wessex Clinical Research Network
BO
Breid O'Brein
Director, Digital Transformation
Health Innovation Network
DO
Denis O'Rourke
Assistant Director
NHS Lambeth CCG
OO
Olu Oduntan
Patient and Public Involvement Administrator
The Tavistock and Portman NHS FT
DO
Della Ogunleye
Chief Executive Officer
Cancer Support
TO
Tuvi Orbach
Managing Trustee
Help2HelpTrust
VO
Victoria Otley Groom
Director - Digital & Clinical Transformation
NHS Wandsworth CCG
RP
Ravinder Pabial
Strategic Executive
Roche Diagnostics
OP
Odeta Pakalnyte
PPG Project Coordinator
Healthwatch CWL
DP
Dr Shekeila Palmer
Analyst
NHS England
Sukhmeet Panesar 
Strategy and Planning Lead 
NHS England
SP
Shabira Papain
Deputy CEO and COO
Best Beginnings
MP
Meena Parekh
Chairperson
NHS
DP
Dr Kevon Parmesar
FY2 Doctor
Royal Free London NHS FT
HP
Helen Parrott
Associate Director of Rehabilitation and Therapies
Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Trust
JP
Johnathan Pascall
Sales Director
Orion Health
JP
June Patel
Chief Executive
St Richard's Hospice
PP
Prof Ed Peile
Emeritus Professor of Medical Education
University of Warwick
PP
Pam Penn
Director, NHS Services
Current Health
CP
Candida Perara
Head of Improvement Programmes
Health Foundation
DP
Dr Petula Peters
Stakeholder engagement Manager
CLA
LP
Louise Phipps
Business Development Manager
Coventry University - Institute of Coding
KP
Kelly Pierce
Consultant Midwife in Public Health
West Sussex County Council
DP
David Pittock Brown
Director of Digital Technology and Performance
IC24
GP
Graham Popham
General Manager Commercial Excellence
Olympus
RP
Rick Powles
SVP Healthcare UK
Druva Europe Ltd.
JP
Jill Prawer
Patient Engagement Officer
Healthwatch CWL
EP
Eva Psychrani
Engagement Lead
Healthwatch Cental West London
AR
Ayesha Rahim
Chief Clinical Information Officer
Lancashire Care NHS FT 
DR
Dr Vaiyapuri Raja
Lead GP
Anglian Community Enterprise (ACE)
DR
Dr Sanjeev Rana
Regional Medical Director
IC24
JR
Jasmine Rapson
Correspondent
Health Service Journal
PR
Prof Shanaya Rathod
Consultant Psychiatrist & Director of Research
Southern Health NHS FT
DR
Dr Trina Ratnasingham
Darzi Fellow
Guildford and Waverley CCG
DR
Dr Bina Rawal
Director of Medical Affairs, Research & Innovation
MSD
CR
Catrin Rees
Programme Executive
Digital Health Ecosystem Wales
KR
Kelsey Rees
Editorial Assistant
LaingBuisson
NR
Nick Renaud-Komiya
Journalist & Editor
Freelance
MR
Martyn Richardson
Programme Manager
Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
JR
Julia Riley
Clinical Lead
Royal Marsden NHS FT
JR
Joesph Robertshaw
Graduate Trainee
NHS Leadership Academy
CR
Coralie Rogers
Maternity Digital Champion
Healthier Lancashire and South Cumbria
AR
Andrew Rooney
Partnerships & Solutions Lead
XenZone
NR
Nicky Runeckles
Business Development Consultant
Triple P - Positive Parenting Programme
AR
Alan Ryan
Director of National Programmes
Health Education England
FS
Fay Sandler
Healthwatch local committee & WCC local account
Healthwatch
SS
Sam Saunders
IT Manager
siHealth Ltd
VS
Vicky Sawtell
Deputy Director of Contracts & IT
NHS North East Essex CCG
HS
Hejko Schlesinger
GP
Bra Liv Nara
JS
Jacqui Scott
Chief Executive Officer
Bromley Healthcare
AS
Alyson Scurfield
Chief Executive
TSA
JS
Jessica Sellars
Associate Director of Operations
One Health Group Ltd
DS
Dr Kieran Seyan
Medical Director
LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor
DS
Dr Sam Shah
Director of Digital Development
NHS England
SS
Sara Shaikh
Commissioning Manager Unplanned Care
Wirral Health and Care Commissioning (Wirral Council & Wirral CCG)
DS
Davendra Sharma
Consultant Urologist DCIO
St Georges Hospital
HS
Helen Sharma
Professional Adviser
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
CS
Claire Shuter
Head of Strategy, Digital and Marketing
Essex Cares Ltd
JS
Jodie Sinclair
Partner
Bevan Brittan LLP
AS
Adrian Smith
Head of Digital Transformation
NHS Arden and GEM CSU
LS
Lynn Smith
Head of Implementation - Empower the Person
NHS England
PS
Pam Smith
PPI Rep CRN W.Mids.
WMCRN
SS
Sangeeta Sooriah
Research Assistant
King's College London
AS
Alice Spann Spann
PhD student
University of Sheffield
BS
Bridget Sproston
Market Access and Partnerships Manager
Novo Nordisk
MS
Madeleine Starr MBE
Director of Business Development and Innovation
Carers UK
AS
Anne Steinberg
PhD Student
University of Edinburgh
PS
Paul Steynor
Industry & Innovation Programme Manager
Wessex AHSN
ES
Edward St John
Chief Medical Officer
Surgical Consent
TS
Tom Stocker
Policy Manager - Innovation in Care
Care Quality Commission
KS
Keith Strahan
Principle Clinical Lead, Social Care Programme
NHS Digital
DS
Dr Thornton Streeter
Director
Kinder Health
ES
Elizabeth Sukkar
Editor, Thought Leadership
The Economist Intelligence Unit
AS
Alan Sumner
Head of Public Affairs
Roche Diagnostics
CT
Christopher Tack
Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS FT
DT
Denise Tack
Sales and Strategy Director - Health
InspiredMinds
DT
Dr Gigi Taguri
Director of Medical Technology
LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor
AT
Amy Tallett
Head of Research
Picker Institute Europe
DT
Dr Roberto Tamsanguan
GP and Darzi Fellow
NHS Waltham Forest, Tower Hamlets & Newham
AT
Alison Taylor
Deputy Matron
Torbay and South Devon NHS FT
DT
Dr Tim Taylor
Medical Director
Western Sussex Hospitals NHS FT
NT
Neil  Tester 
Deputy Director 
Healthwatch England 
PT
Prof Michael Thick
Chief Medical Officer and CCIO
IMS MAXIMS
DT
Dr Harry Thirkettle
Senior Medical Advisor
my mhealth Ltd
CT
Christine Thomas
Lived Experience Patient
Q Community Member
RT
Rhiannon Thomas
Product Operations Manager
Current Health
RT
Rob Thomas
National Policy Implementation Lead
UCB
IT
Ian Thompson
Head of Engagement
my mhealth Ltd
NT
Nik Thoren
Programme Manager (BECCA)
Breast Cancer Care
ST
Sharon Tomlin
Community Organiser
Sobus
MT
Mei Hoi Tong
Ward Manager
HA
PT
Paul Tonks
Executive Director
TMI Systems Ltd
ST
Seb Tucknott
Co-founder
IBD Relief
GT
Geoff Twist
Managing Director, UK & I
Roche Diagnostics
ST
Samuel Tyler
Marketing Manager
XenZone
JV
Jackie van Dael
PhD Researcher
NIHR Patient Safety Translational Research Centre (PSTRC), Imperial College
JV
John Vesey
Business Development Lead
Satellite Applications Catapult
RV
Richard Voges
Patient Group Leader
UCLH NHS Trust
RW
Roger Wale
CMIO
Alfred Health
SW
Sam Walker
Assistant Director of Information and Support
MS Society
NW
Nii Lante Wallace-Davies
Head of Business Development
Ieso Digital Health
DW
Dr Simon Wallace
CCIO
Nuance
MW
Michael Ward
Project Manager
Lincolnshire East CCG
TW
Tony Ward
Dietitian
Salford Royal NHS FT
KW
Kate  Warriner 
Chief Digital and Information Officer 
Alder Hey Children's NHS FT 
AW
Alex Weston
Membership Communications Officer
Healthwatch Central West London
JW
John Whitehouse
Lay Member of CCG
NHS North Durham CCG
PW
Prof Tom Wilkinson
Consultant in Respiratory Medicine
University Hospital Southampton NHS FT
KW
Keith Willcock
Team Leader, eHealth, Policy and Strategy
Scottish Government
MW
Martin Willers
Insight and intelligence manager
General Medical Council
CW
Chris Williamson
Head of Public Health Intelligence
Southwark Council
LW
Lucy Wills
Designer
Autonome Project
BW
Ben Wilson
Solution Consultant
Orion Health
JW
Jamie Wilson
Founder and CEO
Hometouch
SW
Sharon Wilson
Implementation manager
NHS Digital
DW
Dr Jules Winceslaus
Consultant
Deloitte
CW
Chris Witham
Digital Delivery Lead
NHS Leadership Academy
AW
Adele Wolstenhulme
Owner
Adele Wolstenhulme
DW
Dr Kwok, Kitty Wong
Associated Consultant
Hospital Authority
CW
Charlotte Wood
Director, Mental Health
Oxehealth Limited
DW
Dr Angus Wood
Medical Director
Poole Hospital
FW
Frank Wood
Chief Analyst
Leeds Council / CCG
JW
Joseph Wood
Neurosurgery Trainee
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust
DW
Daniel Woodruffe
Chief Information Officer
East London NHS FT
DW
Dr Ian Woolhouse
Clinical Director
Royal College of Physicians
TW
Tracey Wrench
Chief Nurse and Chief Operating Officer
Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust
CW
Chris Wright
Director
TMI Systems
NY
Naeem Younis
Director
Strasys

Nader Alaghband

Founder
Ampersand Health
Nader is founder and CEO of Ampersand Health, a social impact company that's developing the first scientifically-validated digital therapeutic for long term inflammatory conditions. Ampersand's primary objective is to improve the health and quality of life of patients with a range of conditions, including Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, arthritis, psoriasis and eczema. Ampersand works with leading clinicians, patient groups and industry to support collaborative, digitally driven self-management.


23 May

T2C: Apps to support people living with long-term conditions

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

AM sessions
MA

Matthew Armstrong

Senior Manager - Pharmacy Contract and Project Development; Healthcare Public Affairs
Walgreens Boots Alliance

Dr Ian Arnott

Consultant Gastroenterologist
Western General Hospital
Ian trained in medicine at St.Andrews and Manchester University. He completed his postgraduate training in Gastroenterology in Edinburgh and UCLA, Los Angeles, USA. Ian is an accredited Specialist in gastroenterology. He has been a consultant at the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh since 2003 and he is an honorary senior lecturer at the University of Edinburgh.

Ian deals with a broad range of gastrointestinal disorders including inflammatory bowel disease, and other diarrhoeal conditions, gastrointestinal bleeding and upper GI cancer. Ian has an interest in endoscopic techniques including colonoscopy and video capsule endoscopy.

Ian has active interests in teaching and research, particularly in the cause and treatment of gastrointestinal inflammation. In addition to his clinical and academic interests he has a number of local and national roles in Gastroenterology, including:
  • Scottish representative, National IBD standards group
  • Secretary, MRCP(UK) speciality question group in Gastroenterology
  • Scottish Lead, RCP/BSG national audit of inflammatory bowel disease
  • BSG clinical trials group member
  • Physician advisor, National Association for Crohn's and colitis
  • Editorial board, IBD Monitor Journal
  • Medical Editor, NACC news, 2006-2007
  • Professional Lead, Gastroenterology, Western General Hospital

23 May

T3C: Digitally supporting prevention and public health

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM sessions

Liz Ashall-Payne

Chief Executive Officer and Founder
ORCHA
Passionate about the opportunities that technology and particularly apps offer to improve health and care efficiencies and outcomes, Liz founded ORCHA, the Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Application in 2015, determined to present a way to offer much needed guidance to app developers to help raise app quality, as well as helping the public and professionals to confidently find and apply apps that could genuinely improve public, patient and organisational outcomes.

Initially a Speech and Language Therapist, Liz has almost 20 years NHS experience. She has successfully led innovative change and service transformation in complex health economies. She has led regional, national and European change programmes and networks to deliver transformational shift and has experience of working collaboratively with Public Sector, Industry and Academia.

Other roles include:
NHSE NIA Fellow
NHSE Coach Clinical Entrepreneur program
OCS Advisory Board member
BCS Associate Vice Chair for standards

23 May

Session one: The empowered patient

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

Christopher Ashton

Co-ordinator
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust;

23 May

T2A: Tools to support acute pathways

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions
MB

Mike Bell

Chair
Croydon Health Services NHS
Mike is chair at Croydon Health Services NHS

23 May

T3C: Digitally supporting prevention and public health

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM sessions

Dr Victoria Betton

Managing Director
mHabitat - a trading arm of Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Victoria is founder and director of mHabitat - an NHS hosted organisation which supports people-centred digital innovation in health and care, and Co>Space North - a digital health and tech for good co-working and collaboration space. She is a qualified social worker and coach with over twenty year’s experience in local government, third sector and the NHS. She has Masters degrees in Women’s Studies, Social Work and a Diploma in Public Sector Relations. Her doctoral research was on the theme of mental health and online social networks. She is a member of the HIMSS UK Advisory Board and a trustee for Solace, a refugee and asylum seeker charity. She is co-author of Teen Mental Health in an Online World and you can find her blog atwww.codesigndigitalhealth.co.uk You can find her on Twitter @VictoriaBetton and herPets as Therapy dog Bibi on Instagram at bibithepatdog.

22 May

W3C: Scale and effectiveness in digital projects

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre)

PM sessions

22 May

Session FOUR: Digital tools for the staff of the future

03:45 PM 04:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

Rachel Binks

Nurse Consultant
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

22 May

W2C: Place-based examples of population health

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

AM sessions

Kenny Bloxham

Commercial Director
Healthcare Communications

23 May

T2A: Tools to support acute pathways

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions

Julie Bretland

Founder & CEO
Our Mobile Health
Julie Bretland founded Our Mobile Health, to improve quality and provide confidence in the digital health sector by assessing health apps for app developers and health care organisations. This builds on a background of developing, launching and managing innovative mobile services for many years for big corporates and start-ups across Europe and Africa.

She was an expert advisor on digital health at the London Health Commission and set up DigitalHealth.London on behalf of the on behalf of the 3 London Academic Health Science Networks, MedCity and the London Mayor. She sits on the EU mhealth working group and supports the UK National Information Board in the work of evaluating apps. Julie studied for her MBA at London Business School as a recipient of the prestigious Celia Atkin Advent scholarship.

She was a winner of the Deloitte’s Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Founders Award, and is a founding member of the GSM Association’s ‘Connected Women’ programme. Her input has been sought by a variety of academic researchers as well by the Royal Academy of Engineering white paper on Digital Futures and Academy of Medical Sciences white paper on digital health. She is a regular speaker on health innovation.

22 May

W2A: Digital tools for clinicians, by clinicians

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions

Aaron Brizell

Population Health Programme Manager
Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

22 May

W2C: Place-based examples of population health

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

AM sessions

Matt Buttery

Chief Executive
Triple P UK
With responsibilities for the dissemination of the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program® across the UK and Europe, Matt Buttery is a passionate advocate of parenting as a public health issue, and using evidence-based practice to help families and communities develop strong, healthy relationships and resilience.
Matt has held various senior roles in the voluntary, statutory and private sectors. He has influenced and implemented health and social care policy across government and held senior positions in charities and in the governance of non-departmental arm’s length bodies.

23 May

T3B: Using technology to support parents and families

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

Paul Charnley

Director of IT and Information
Wirral University Teaching Hospital
Paul is Director of IT and Information looking after Systems, IT, Information, Information Governance and Health Records.

He has more than 35 years experience in health care informatics and a Masters in Technology Management. He has worked in senior roles at the National Programme for IT and Cheshire and Merseyside Strategic Health Authority. He also worked for Hamad Medical Corporation in Qatar for 5 years leading their strategic Informatics programme (2010-2015).

Paul has previously worked for Wirral before as the Director of Health Care Informatics and Wirral Health Informatics Service.
RC

Richard Corbridge

Director of Innovation
Boots UK

23 May

T3D: How can Pharmacy support a digitally enabled NHS to deliver the Long Term Plan?

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maxwell room, first floor

PM sessions

Dr Paula Cowan

Medical Director
NHS Wirral Clinical Commissioning Group
Having qualified in 1995 from the Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, Dr Cowan practised in Internal Medicine, Critical Care, and Anaesthesia within Ireland.

In 2001, she embarked on a career in Primary care and completed General Practice training through the Mersey Deanery. Dr Cowan has been a GP partner at the Eastham Group Practice since 2003.
Dr Cowan has been involved in Wirral CCG activity since 2010, as Executive Board member for Wirral Health Commissioning Consortium, and also as Urgent Care lead for Wirral Health Commissioning Consortium from 2012-2015.

She was an active Wirral LMC committee member and held the position of vice chair from 2007-2013. In April 2015 Dr Cowan was appointed to the role of Clinical Lead for Urgent Care at Wirral CCG which she held until November 2016.

This role involved leading on key projects, encouraging integrated working across partner organisations aiming to facilitate transformational change in the delivery of urgent care.

In November 2016, she was elected as Medical Director of Wirral CCG. Dr Cowan is also our nominated Caldicott Guardian.

Dr Scott Cunningham

Senior Research Fellow
School of Medicine, University of Dundee
Having qualified in 1995 from the Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, Dr Cowan practised in Internal Medicine, Critical Care, and Anaesthesia within Ireland.

In 2001, she embarked on a career in Primary care and completed General Practice training through the Mersey Deanery. Dr Cowan has been a GP partner at the Eastham Group Practice since 2003.
Dr Cowan has been involved in Wirral CCG activity since 2010, as Executive Board member for Wirral Health Commissioning Consortium, and also as Urgent Care lead for Wirral Health Commissioning Consortium from 2012-2015.

She was an active Wirral LMC committee member and held the position of vice chair from 2007-2013.

In April 2015 Dr Cowan was appointed to the role of Clinical Lead for Urgent Care at Wirral CCG which she held until November 2016.
This role involved leading on key projects, encouraging integrated working across partner organisations aiming to facilitate transformational change in the delivery of urgent care.

In November 2016, she was elected as Medical Director of Wirral CCG. Dr Cowan is also our nominated Caldicott Guardian.

23 May

T2C: Apps to support people living with long-term conditions

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

AM sessions
SD

Said Dajani

Head of Digital
Diabetes UK

23 May

T3D: How can Pharmacy support a digitally enabled NHS to deliver the Long Term Plan?

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maxwell room, first floor

PM sessions

Dr Alisha Davies

Head of Research and Development
Public Health Wales
Alisha Davies is a Consultant in Public Health and joined Public Health Wales in April 2016 as Head of Research and Development.

Prior to joining PHW Alisha worked at the Nuffield Trust, a health policy and research think tank in England, on a number of high profile work programs including person based resource allocation (2011); informing the Department of Health’s strategy for integrated care (2012); reviewing quality ratings for the Secretary of State for Health (2013); and evaluations of new models of care (2014/5).

Alisha has also worked in public health roles in a primary care trust, local authority, and an acute trust. She holds two MSc’s (Demography and Health, and Medical Parasitology) and completed her PhD at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine –investigating differences in the treatment and coronary heart disease outcomes across the four constituent countries of the UK.

23 May

Session four: The role of digital in delivering place-based health and care for the future

03:35 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions
BD

Bernice Dillon

Technical Adviser ( Evaluations)
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

22 May

W3C: Scale and effectiveness in digital projects

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre)

PM sessions

Tara Donnelly

Chief Digital Officer
NHS England
Tara Donnelly is the interim Chief Digital Officer at NHS England.
She oversees a portfolio of citizen facing digital services, including the NHS website, NHS App and the development of digital services which meet people’s needs, target prevention and offer a personalised experience.

Tara is on secondment from her role as Chief Executive of the Health Innovation Network. She has led the Health Innovation Network for over three years and is also a non-executive director at the Nuffield Trust.

She has an extensive background in leadership roles within the NHS and the voluntary and community sector and has spent the past 18 years at board level. She has worked in the NHS for 30 years, with her first role being as a Ward Housekeeper when she was 18.

22 May

Session ONE: Celebrating the digital future of health and care

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

Mark Doughty

Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development
The King’s Fund
Mark is part of the leadership and organisational development team and he brings an in-depth knowledge and experience of developing patient and community leaders to the Fund.

His work focuses on supporting the development of new relationships between patients, communities, and health and care professionals by embedding collaborative and partnership working across the health and care system. He is currently the co-director of the Leading Collaboratively with Patients and Communities programme at the Fund.

Mark is co-founder and director of The Centre for Patient Leadership. He has designed a number of award-winning patient leader programmes and advised organisations, including NHS England, on patient leadership. He has consulted on and facilitated the development of organisational cultures that support new relationships (including collaborative and partnership working) between staff, patients and local communities. He also works as an executive coach supporting senior leaders with their personal and professional development.

23 May

Session one: The empowered patient

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

Fran Draper

Engagement Lead and Senior Project Manager, Connecting Care Programme,
NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit
Fran is the Engagement Lead and a Senior Project Manager for 'Connecting Care’ – the innovative partnership & interoperability programme across Bristol, North Somerset & South Gloucestershire.

Using practical methods, our standards-based, digital sharing solutions between local health, mental health and social care organisations support better and safer care for individuals. Our portal and personal health record information delivers benefits to staff and individuals across our region.

Fran has varied experience across mental health, technology integration within health and social care and even TV and advertising. Her passion remains making sure that the individual is at the heart of care.

23 May

Breakfast session: Connecting Care in the South West: six years of innovation

09:00 AM 09:45 AM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

Breakfast session

Mark Duman

Chief Patient Officer
MD Healthcare Consultants
Mark is a rare blend of clinician, management consultant and
patient advocate.He works with organisations to help them realise
the full benefit of their services and products, especially through
the often untapped potential of patients and the public.

At The King’s Fund, Mark promoted shared decision making, founded the Ask About Medicines campaign & authored ‘Producing Patient Information’. In the BBC he developed a range of behavioural change interventions to improve people’s health and lifestyle.

Following roles in publishing and telecoms, Mark moved into consulting with clients including Cancer Research UK, Care Quality Commission, Pfizer, NHS England and Microsoft.

In addition to various advisory and mentor roles, he is a Non-Executive Director of the Patient Information Forum, a Director at Intelesant working on Smarter Homes, Health & Care and an Honorary Lecturer at the University of Salford.

Mark is a NW Service Champion for Diabetes UK who lives happily married in Salford, England (despite being Scottish).

23 May

Session one: The empowered patient

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

23 May

Session four: The role of digital in delivering place-based health and care for the future

03:35 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

Terence Eden

Senior Technology Advisor
NHSX

22 May

Session ONE: Celebrating the digital future of health and care

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

Faye Edwards

Programme Manager (AF)
AHSN Network
Faye is the National Programme Manager for the Atrial Fibrillation (AF) Programme across the 15 Academic Health Science Networks, she oversees the AF programme across the three programme elements; Detect, Protect and Perfect. This includes the national roll out of AF detection devices, raising public awareness of AF, improving the quality of anticoagulation services and the spread and adoption of best practice in AF nationwide. Faye is a Podiatrist with several years of programme management experience across the NHS.

22 May

W3C: Scale and effectiveness in digital projects

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre)

PM sessions

Prof Okan Ekinci

Chief Medical Officer
Roche Diagnostic Information Systems
Okan is the Chief Medical Officer in Roche DIS, an organization focused on decision support solutions, powered by aggregated data and advanced analytics, in support of Roche’s personalized healthcare (PHC) strategy. He brings along 20 years of experience in the healthcare sector, among which eight years of clinical practice in cardiology.

He worked previously at Siemens Healthineers, where he was most recently Global Head of the Healthcare Consulting business, a unit that offers data-driven, digitally-enabled transformation and clinical consulting services.

Prior to that, he established the Global Medical Office of Healthineers and served as its first CMO. He is an adjunct professor of medicine at University College Dublin Medical School, Ireland. Okan holds an MBA from the European School of Management and Technology, Berlin, Germany, and an MD from the University of Mainz, Germany. He studied Medicine in Turkey, Germany and the USA.

22 May

Breakfast session: Breaking down the digital wall – can digital interoperability deliver truly personalised healthcare?

09:00 AM 09:45 AM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

Breakfast session

Sue Elliston

Directorate Manager of Centralised Outpatients and Administratio
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust

23 May

T2A: Tools to support acute pathways

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions
KE

Kate Evans

Director and Senior Account Manager
d2 Digital By Design Ltd

23 May

T2A: Tools to support acute pathways

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions
CF

Christine Fawson

General Manager, Acute Services
Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust

23 May

T3A: Digital innovations supporting mental health services

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

PM sessions

Deborah Fenney

Researcher
The King's Fund
Deborah works in the policy team. Before joining the Fund in 2018, Deborah worked for two years as a senior analyst at the Care Quality Commission (CQC). While at CQC she worked on various projects including reviews of health and social care systems in local authority areas and a review of how NHS trusts investigate deaths of patients.
Deborah has a PhD in sociology and social policy from the University of Leeds, which explored disabled people’s access to sustainable lifestyles.

23 May

T2B: Using co-design in digital health and care

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

Dr Alexander Finlayson

GP, Co-founder, Nye Health, and Doll Fellow, Green Templeton College
University of Oxford
Alexander is a co-founder of Nye, an early stage healthcare company with a big dream to build a health system which maximises welfare and an individual’s ability to flourish. He is also a practicing primary care physician and on the faculty at Oxford University.

He was previously a Kennedy Scholar at Harvard University where he studied System Biology and Genetics and was the Head of Research at the King’s Centre for Global Health. In 2008, Alexander started an award-winning health technology company which delivers health system capacity building in fragile states, with a particular focus on Somalia. Most recently MedicineAfrica and partners were awarded the first of UKAID’s flagship global Higher Education programme, Strategic Partnerships in Higher Education Innovation and Reform (SPHEIR). He likes to ski and play the bagpipes.

23 May

Session four: The role of digital in delivering place-based health and care for the future

03:35 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions
RF

Ronan Fox

Joint Children's Commissioner
NHS Barking and Dagenham CCG

23 May

T3B: Using technology to support parents and families

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

James Freed

Chief Information Officer
Health Education England
James Freed is Chief Information Officer for Health Education England and is passionate about digital literacy and the professionalism of health informaticians across the health and care system.

He trained as a molecular biologist for several years before making the move to process redesign and IT. James worked in hospitals in South West London for the Cancer Services Collaborative. He cut his teeth on national IT implementation following a move to NHS Connecting for Health where he worked in pathology, order communications, and prevention, screening and surveillance.

James moved to the Health Protection Agency where he managed an operational Information Management department. He then became Head of Information Strategy at Public Health England.

22 May

Session FOUR: Digital tools for the staff of the future

03:45 PM 04:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

Miss Tracey Gillies

Medical Director
NHS Lothian
Miss Gillies, who is a general surgeon, took up the Medical Director’s post on 1st February 2017. Tracey spent a significant part of her career at NHS Lothian, before joining NHS Forth Valley in 2014.

In her role as Medical Director, Tracey will be responsible for providing professional advice to the board and leadership to medical professionals, pharmacists, healthcare scientists and occupational health and safety staff across the Lothians.

She will also be the Lead Director for medical workforce planning and the education and training of doctors to secure high quality teaching and training in partnership with the University of Edinburgh Medical School and NHS Education Scotland.

Nicola Gill

Programme Director
NHS Digital
Nicola is the Programme Lead for Widening Digital Participation at NHS Digital.The programme was set up to ensure that digital health tools and services are accessible to everyone – especially vulnerable and excluded groups.She is particularly passionate about inclusive design and co-production and also works on projects to develop standards and embed these principles across the NHS.

Nicola has over 17 years’ experience working in the area of health and wellness and worked as a Product Manager at NHS.UK for 6 years leading on the design and delivery of their mental health products.She also worked at GDS on the development of the Government Digital Inclusion Strategy to support the government’s bid to ensure that the UK population is empowered to fully realise the benefits of digital technologies.

23 May

T2B: Using co-design in digital health and care

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

Dr Laura Goodwin

Senior Lecturer in the Epidemiology of Mental Health and Addiction
Department of Psychological Sciences, University of Liverpool
Dr Laura Goodwin is Lead for the Addiction Research Group at the University of Liverpool and is a Senior Lecturer in the Epidemiology of Mental Health and Addiction and a Visiting Lecturer at King’s College London. Laura has a PhD in Health Psychology and postdoctoral experience in Psychiatric Epidemiology. Interests include military health, links between physical and mental health, alcohol research, and life course epidemiology, with expertise in cohort studies, electronic healthcare records, and development of electronic interventions. Laura hasled a number of high impact studies around alcohol and mental health comorbidity, including a highly cited systematic review on the comorbidity of alcohol misuse and post-traumatic stress disorder. She has been funded by the ESRC for a data linkage study on the longer term consequences of alcohol misuse, by the MRC to develop an electronic alcohol app (InDEx) for veterans and by the Forces in Mind Trust for two projects around help seeking for alcohol problems in veterans and identifying the current mental health needs of veterans in the UK. Laura has published over 40 peer reviewed articles.

23 May

T3A: Digital innovations supporting mental health services

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

PM sessions

Ronen Gordon

Clinical Lead of AI
Deloitte MCS

Tarryn Gorre

CEO & Co-Founder
Kafoodle
Tarryn Gorre is the CEO and Co-Founder of Kafoodle, an award-winning food technology company providing innovative software solutions for the health and social care sector. Her belief is that when the right technology is introduced and embraced, it can streamline processes and simplify tasks, leading to increased efficiency and the improvement of health globally.

22 May

W3A: Tech to support social care

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

PM sessions

Prof Trish Greenhalgh

Professor of Primary Care Health Services
University of Oxford
Trish Greenhalgh is Professor of Primary Care Health Sciences at the University of Oxford. She undertakes interdisciplinary and applied research at the interface between healthcare, management and social sciences. She currently holds a Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Award to study assisted living technologies and an NIHR Biomedical Research Centre award to build partnerships for innovation between NHS, policymakers, patients and the public, industry and academia. With Dr Victoria Betton’s team from mHabitat and Professor Harvey Maylor from the Saïd Business School, Oxford, she developed the NASSS-CAT tool for guiding and evaluating complex technology-supported change projects. For further details email Trish on trish.greenhalgh@phc.ox.ac.uk.


22 May

Session ONE: Celebrating the digital future of health and care

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

22 May

W3C: Scale and effectiveness in digital projects

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre)

PM sessions

Johan Gustafsson

CEO/Co-Founder
Visiba Care
Johan Gustafsson has delivered exceptional technologies focused on improving lives for more than 15 years. Johan’s passion to provide patients with a positive healthcare experience through digital transformation, while complementing healthcare providers, has led to Visiba Care being recognised as a market leader in the Nordic region. Johan is now leading Visiba Care into global expansion as the need to support current healthcare providers becomes ever apparent.

22 May

W2D: Creating a scalable and sustainable digital future for healthcare providers

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maxwell room, first floor

AM sessions

The Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP

Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
Department of Health and Social Care
Matt Hancock MP was appointed Secretary of State for Health and Social Care on 9 July 2018.

He was Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport from 8 January 2018 to 9 July 2018. He was previously Minister of State for Digital from July 2016 to January 2018.

Matt Hancock is the MP for West Suffolk, having been elected in the 2010 general election. From 2010 Matt served as a backbencher on the Public Accounts Committee and the Standards & Privileges Committee. Matt entered government in September 2012 and has served in a number of Ministerial Roles, including for skills and business, and as Paymaster General. He oversaw the expansion of apprenticeships, and championed the digital transformation of government.

From July 2016 he served at DCMS as Minister of State for Digital and was responsible for broadband, broadcasting, creative industries, cyber and the tech industry.

Before entering politics, Matt worked for his family business, as an economist at the Bank of England, and as Chief of Staff to the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer. He holds degrees from Oxford and Cambridge Universities.

Matt is married to Martha and has three young children. He is the first MP in modern times to win a horse race, having raced to victory at the Newmarket July Course in August 2012.

He is an avid cricketer and plays for the Lords & Commons Cricket team. Matthew once played the most northerly game of cricket on record, and succumbed to frostbite en route to the Pole. He retains all his fingers

23 May

Session four: The role of digital in delivering place-based health and care for the future

03:35 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

Dr Bu Hayee

Consultant Gastroenterologist & Clinical Lead
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Hayee is a Consultant Gastroenterologist and Physician at King's College Hospital. He is nationally accredited for bowel cancer screening colonoscopy and has specialist interests in inflammatory bowel disease and high quality endoscopy. Dr Hayee specialises in luminal gastroenterology and has a commitment to innovation and delivering the highest quality service with an emphasis on communication, clarity of information and thoughtfulness. Dr Hayee trained at Guy's, King's and St Thomas' Medical School graduating in 1999. He was awarded MRCP in 2002 and his PhD in 2010 in which he examined the role of innate immunity and neutrophil function in Crohn's disease. In 2011 he undertook a fellowship in Japan to study advanced endoscopic techniques. Bu Hayee puts patient-centred care, patient involvement and non-invasive testing at the core of his work to minimise health care costs and the burden on patients. He has co-created, together with Ampersand, MyIBD Care, a digital self-management platform for patients suffering from IBD.


23 May

T2C: Apps to support people living with long-term conditions

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

AM sessions

Matthew Honeyman

Researcher
The King's Fund
As a researcher in the policy team, Matthew contributes to the Fund's research and analysis on a range of projects across health and social care policy and practice. His recent work has covered pressures in general practice and the integration of mental and physical health care.
Matthew has a special interest in the relationship between health care, public policy and digital technology, and writes about how new technology can be deployed in the health system. He is a member of the scientific committee for the Fund’s annual Digital Health and Care Congress.
Before joining the Fund, Matthew worked as a researcher and co-ordinator at the Innovation Unit, a social enterprise that works with public services to reshape the services they deliver. Matthew has also worked as an intern at University College London's Constitution Unit.
He holds a philosophy, politics and economics degree from Oxford University.

22 May

W3C: Scale and effectiveness in digital projects

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre)

PM sessions

22 May

Session FOUR: Digital tools for the staff of the future

03:45 PM 04:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

23 May

Session four: The role of digital in delivering place-based health and care for the future

03:35 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

Dr James Houston

Co-founder
Dr Toolbox
James is currently a Trauma and Orthopaedic Registrar within South West London, and maintains a keen interest in the role modern technology can play in teaching and patient safety.
James originally graduated with a master's degree in Engineering, Economics and Management from Oxford University before going on to study medicine at St George's, University of London.

James Houston is a co-founder of Dr Toolbox. The project’s aim is to improve both patient safety and junior doctor’s working efficiency, by retaining local knowledge through the use of an innovative online and app based induction system. James set-up Dr Toolbox with Dr Will Barker in 2012 when they were both Foundation Doctors, after being frustrated by the time wasted when trying to find out how to perform common tasks in hospital.


22 May

W2A: Digital tools for clinicians, by clinicians

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions

Emma James

Teletraige Nurse
Wirral Community NHS Foundation Trust

22 May

W3A: Tech to support social care

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

PM sessions

Robert Johnstone

International Alliance of Patients Organisations (IAPO)
Board Member, European Patients Forum (EPF)
Robert was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis at three years old. Initially he felt he was very much a passive recipient of health care, but while at university in the 70s, he began to take more responsibility for his life, and is now an active self-manager.

His health has not allowed him to enter a full or part-time conventional career, but since the early 90s, he has been actively involved in a voluntary capacity, as a representative and campaigner on behalf of disabled people and those with chronic health needs.

Robert is part of numerous groups and on a local, regional and national level supporting co-production and patient advocacy. He is also active in National Voices as a member of their Long-Term Conditions Group and is board member of the European Patients Forum (EPF) and the International Alliance of Patients Organisations (IAPO).

Robert was also involved in the early set-up work for the Coalition for Collaborative Care (C4CC) and is passionate about bringing the patient’s voice back into the process, to make healthcare a warm human experience and improving cost effective care.

22 May

W2B: Listening to patients and citizens

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

22 May

W3B: Shared decision-making

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

23 May

Session one: The empowered patient

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

Dr Indra Joshi

Digital Health and AI Clinical Lead
NHS England
Dr Indra Joshi is the Clinical Lead for NHS England’s Empower the Person Portfolio overseeing the national citizen facing digital initiatives within the NHS with a focus on evidence, data, digital health standards and policy for AI.

Indra has a unique portfolio with experience stretching across policy, governance, digital health and marketing, national project strategy and implementation; whilst remaining true to her professional training as an emergency medic.

She is the Clinical Director of One HealthTech – a network which campaigns for the need and importance of better inclusion of all backgrounds, skillsets and disciplines in health technology.

Alongside she is a Vice Chair for the British Computer Society (Health), an international speaker and consultant on digital health, an expedition medic, and most importantly a mum to two wonderful little munchkins

22 May

Breakfast session: Breaking down the digital wall – can digital interoperability deliver truly personalised healthcare?

09:00 AM 09:45 AM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

Breakfast session

22 May

Session ONE: Celebrating the digital future of health and care

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

Dr Alan Karthikesalingam

Senior Clinician Scientist
Google DeepMind Health
Alan Karthikesalingam is a Senior Clinician Scientist at DeepMind, leading the translation between our health research and Streams teams.

After studying medicine at the University of Cambridge, Alan trained in vascular and endovascular surgery in London, Lille and New York. At St George’s University of London, he completed his PhD and led a successful research group investigating neural networks for medical imaging, new approaches to randomised trials, and the use of routine data to understand care.

Alongside clinical practice, he published over 125 peer-reviewed papers, including award-winning first-author studies in the Lancet and the New England Journal of Medicine.

Prior to joining DeepMind, he co-launched an app still in use across the London Ambulance Service in a study of vascular emergency triage.

22 May

Session FOUR: Digital tools for the staff of the future

03:45 PM 04:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

Dr Mustafa Khanbhai

Clinical Research Fellow
Centre for Health Policy, Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College London and St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Mustafa Khanbhai is a General Surgery Registrar, Clinical Research Fellow and PhD candidate at Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College London and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. The focus of his PhD aims to integrate patient feedback narratives using natural language processing and machine learning techniques in order to identify areas requiring improvement in real-time. This work has received the 2019 BMJ Award for Digital Innovation and its currently being trialled in other healthcare settings and hospitals.

22 May

W2B: Listening to patients and citizens

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

Wendy Lane

Consultancy Services Director
NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit
Wendy is Consultancy Services Director at Arden & GEM. She established and leads our multi-award winning redesign and transformational team that deliver change support for commissioners, providers and NHS England. Her role focusses specifically on designing, delivering and embedding change to care models, working practices, health and care systems and cultures.

With a passion for digitally enabled care, Wendy and her team have worked closely with the Global Digital Exemplar (GDE) sites to evaluate and share learning across the network.

Wendy has over 25 years’ experience in the health service, where she has had senior roles in both acute providers and commissioning organisations. She has extensive experience of delivering change in health and care services with a particular emphasis on integration, provider service reconfiguration and digital transformation. Wendy is currently leading STP transformation programmes for stroke and maternity services.

23 May

T3C: Digitally supporting prevention and public health

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM sessions

Peter Lock

Director
Deloitte MCS Limited
Peter trained in economics and health economics at Durham University and the University of York respectively.

Peter has 18 years’ consulting experience working across the NHS focusing on the delivering operational improvement projects, providing strategic advisory services and technology solutions.

Peter leads Deloitte’s health practice in Scotland as well as the firms Health Automation practice across the UK. His specific interest is to help the NHS take advantage of the latest advances in Robotic and Cognitive Automation (RCA) technologies to deliver improvements in patient care.

23 May

T3C: Digitally supporting prevention and public health

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM sessions

Dr Dafydd Loughran

CEO. Surgical Consent
Surgical Consent
Dafydd Loughran, 28, a fluent Welsh speaker from Carmarthen, moved to Cardiff when he began studying medicine at Cardiff University, and has never looked back since. He chose to train in Wales due to its supportive and innovative training culture, the friendly working environment, and the broad range of adventure opportunities right on the doorstep.

Dafydd is currently undertaking a Clinical Leadership Training Fellowship (WCLTF) with the Aneurin Bevan Continuous Improvement (ABCi) Hub – one example of the innovative training opportunities offered by the Wales Deanery. As part of this programme, Dafydd is undergoing training and gaining hands-on experience in clinical leadership and management, helping to develop ground-breaking initiatives that can improve healthcare and training in Wales.

Outside of work, Dafydd enjoys playing tennis in the local David Lloyd Club, and exploring scenic runs around Castell Coch and Roath Park.

Charles Lowe

Managing Director
Digital Health and Care Alliance (DHACA)
Charles is Managing Director at Digital Health and Care Alliance, and additionally assists NetScientific plc in improving the predictive ability of telehealth.
Following an early financial career, Charles was at the centre of BT’s collaboration with the UK Government to deliver UKonline and other path-breaking public uses of the Internet. He has also run a programme for the London Borough of Newham’s Social Services Departments, where he established a large telecare programme with some 3000 users.
In 2007 Charles won Department of Health ‘Whole System Demonstrator’ funding for the London borough of Newham to include telehealth. Charles’s telecare work won a 2008 NHS London Health and Social Care Innovation Award.

22 May

W2A: Digital tools for clinicians, by clinicians

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions

22 May

W3A: Tech to support social care

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

PM sessions

23 May

T2C: Apps to support people living with long-term conditions

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

AM sessions

23 May

T3C: Digitally supporting prevention and public health

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM sessions

Dr David Lowe

Consultant Emergency Medicine
Emergency Department, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow
David is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Co Director of EmQuire the QEUH ED Research Group. He leads a portfolio of projects centred on unscheduled care and specifically data, devices and decisions within this space.

Collaborations include Glasgow, Strathclyde University, Glasgow School of Art, private and third sector, seeking to create innovative solutions that can create impactful and sustainable change. His research focuses on decision-making within acute care and the interface between data, the clinician and the patient.

As the clinical lead for a SBRI data visualisation challenge, he is developing novel app based solutions with a number of commercial companies to support and enhance clinical decision-making.

23 May

T2A: Tools to support acute pathways

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions

David Maguire

Senior Analyst
The King's Fund
David Maguire is a senior analyst in the policy team and is responsible for the analysis of quantitative data, using a range of methods, across topics including workforce, primary care, inequalities, productivity and social care.
Before joining the Fund, David worked at the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust in Northern Ireland where he supported managers to make their services more financially sustainable. He has an MA in health economics from the University of York and previous experience in the commissioning sector in Northern Ireland.

22 May

W2C: Place-based examples of population health

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

AM sessions
BM

Bharti Mistry

Programme Manager
Central Sussex and East Surrey Alliance (North)

22 May

W3B: Shared decision-making

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

Ben Moody

Head of Health and Social Care
techUK
Ben leads techUK's work on Health and Social Care, managing a team that works closely with stakeholders including DHSC, NHS England, NHS Digital, NICE and Local Government.

Ben began his career in Accenture’s Public Sector practice, where he worked on transformation projects with a number of Government departments. He then worked for a Member of Parliament and in Senior Policy and Public Affairs roles in the Health Charity sector.

He has a degree in Economics from the University of Leeds and Queen’s University (Ontario, Canada) and a Masters degree in International Politics from the School of Oriental and African Studies (London).

22 May

Breakfast session: Breaking down the digital wall – can digital interoperability deliver truly personalised healthcare?

09:00 AM 09:45 AM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

Breakfast session

Parker Moss

Entrepreneur in Residence, Health Technology
F-Prime Capital and Eight Roads
Parker is a technology strategist who has held executive roles in the healthcare and the telecom industry. Parker is the current Health Technology Entrepreneur in Residence at two Fidelity backed funds, F-Prime (Biotech & Therapeutics Fund) and Eight Roads (Tech Fund) where he focusses on Series A&B Health Technology Venture opportunities in Europe & Israel. Parker’s specific area of investment focus is Genomics & Informatics – looking for companies that will accelerate the translation of molecular insights in cancer and rare disease into the clinic.

Parker’s NHS experience includes Head of Digital Strategy & Transformation at Europe’s premier Children Hospital, Great Ormond Street, and Chief Technology Officer at Virgin Care. Parker was motived to join the health sector after his 4-year-old daughter was diagnosed with cancer in 2012.

Before 2012, Parker was an executive in the telecom sector: Roles include Vice President for Strategy & Marketing for Alcatel Lucent’s global wireless & IP divisions; Prime Minister’s Strategy unit on telco policy; Head of Strategy for the GSMA; Telecom Equity Research at Sanford Bernstein.

Parker has a degree in Physics and Philosophy from Durham and
lives in London with his wife and two daughters. His main passion outside of work is classical music.

22 May

Session ONE: Celebrating the digital future of health and care

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

Richard Murray

Chief Executive
The King's Fund
Richard was appointed as Chief Executive of The King's Fund in January 2019, after five years as the Director of Policy.

Before joining the Fund in January 2014, Richard was chief analyst at NHS England and had held a number of roles at the Department of Health, including senior economic adviser, director of strategy, director of financial planning and chief analyst, and director of finance, quality, strategy and analysis.

Richard initially trained as an economist and spent five years in academia before joining the Department of Health as an economic adviser. Following this he spent four years as a health care specialist at McKinsey & Co.

22 May

Session ONE: Celebrating the digital future of health and care

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

23 May

Session four: The role of digital in delivering place-based health and care for the future

03:35 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

Rashmi Narayana

Head of Clinical and Regulatory Affairs
Medopad

23 May

Session one: The empowered patient

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions
JN

Jacqui Nettleton

Head of Community Services
Central Sussex and East Surrey Alliance (North)

22 May

W3B: Shared decision-making

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions
NN

Nigel Newman

Digital Healthcare Programme
Walgreens Boots Alliance

Peter Nuckley

Delivery Manager
Good Things Foundation
Peter's role at Good Things Foundation centres around stakeholder management and embedding Agile processes for the NHS Widening Digital Participation project.

Peter enjoys building relationships and showing other ways of working - making sure that the end user is at the heart of everything that is done.

23 May

T2B: Using co-design in digital health and care

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

Ade Odunlade

Divisional Director
Central & North West London NHS Foundation Trust
Ade Odunlade has been the Divisional Director of Jameson at Central and North West London NHS Trust since September 2018.

He was previously the Associate Director of Operations for Acute Services at Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Partnership Trust.
Ade is a mental health professional experienced in clinical leadership, transformation, workforce development and learning and development.

He has a wide range of qualifications in Mental Health, Medical Sociology, Therapy, Medication Management, Medical Law, Business Administration and Healthcare Leadership.

Shabira Papain

Deputy CEO and COO
Best Beginnings
Shabira is a global citizen, born in Portugal, raised in Australia and currently bringing her own children up in London. Shabira has a Master’s degree in Health Psychology and her background combines both education and health.

She has taught social justice modules at Murdoch University working with students to explore issues of discrimination, power and identity.
Her career in health began in 2003 leading a community health intervention focused on increasing self-management and self-care behaviours.

She became increasingly aware that the voluntary sector plays a pivotal role in supporting the health system to be reflexive and adaptive. Passionate about maternity and mental health, Shabira has designed and implemented several coproduction health projects that have been sighted in NICE good practice guidelines.

She has supported and led the development of several user-led mental health networks promoting agency and subsidiarity of communities of people with long and enduring mental ill health. Shabira is a passionate community development practitioner and a champion of social action.

23 May

T3B: Using technology to support parents and families

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

Dr Gareth Parkes

Consultant Gastroenterologist
Barts Health NHS Trust
Dr Gareth Parkes is a consultant gastroenterologist at Barts Health NHS Trust. He graduated from the University of London in 2000 and entered the specialist register for both gastroenterology and general (internal) medicine in December 2013.

Gareth has been involved in research in a number of areas including Crohn’s Disease, the effects of smoking on inflammatory bowel disease and the use of probiotics and prebiotics.

Helen Parrott

Associate Director of Rehabilitation and Therapies
Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Trust
Helen Parrott has been working in the NHS for over 16 years as a Physiotherapist. Her career at the Royal Brompton, specialising in the management of adults with cystic fibrosis, has seen her advance her clinical practice and make impacts on service delivery through her drive for quality improvement and innovative thinking.

Helen now holds the position of Associate Director of Rehabilitation and Therapies. Helen is passionate about challenging the status quo and continually improving services to meet the needs of the patients they serve.

23 May

T2B: Using co-design in digital health and care

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

Kelly Pierce

Consultant Midwife in Public Health
West Sussex County Council

23 May

T3B: Using technology to support parents and families

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

Eva Psychrani

Engagement Lead
Healthwatch Central West London
Eva works across Hammersmith and Fulham as the Engagement Lead.
Her role involves listening to people’s experiences of using heath or social care services in the Borough and ensuring that their voice can influence key decision makers.

She comes from a mixed background with skills in community organising and group facilitation, and strongly believes that people should be actively and collectively involved in the design and delivery of the services they receive.

If you live or work in Hammersmith & Fulham, get in touch.

22 May

W2B: Listening to patients and citizens

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

Dr Ayesha Rahim

Chief Clinical Information Officer
Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust
Ayesha Rahim is a perinatal psychiatrist and CCIO in Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust. She is interested in Quality Improvement, clinical leadership, and data literacy to inform service development and delivery. She is currently overseeing the roll out of a major transformation project in her organisation in the form of a replacement Electronic Patient Record. 

22 May

Session FOUR: Digital tools for the staff of the future

03:45 PM 04:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions

Professor Shanaya Rathod

Consultant Psychiatrist & Director of Research
Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Shanaya Rathod is a Consultant Psychiatrist, Director of Research with Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust. and visiting Professor at the Faculty of Science, University of Portsmouth.

She is the Mental Health Clinical Lead for Wessex Clinical Research Network and Academic Health Sciences Network. She has been a Fellow of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (2010 – 2013).

Dr Rathod specialized as a Psychiatrist in Wessex, gaining full membership of the Royal College Of Psychiatrists and accreditation with the GMC as a specialist in adult and old age psychiatry.

She completed a Doctorate in Medicine from the University of Southampton and a Masters in Leadership from the University of Birmingham and NHS Leadership Academy.

Over the years she has mastered specialist skills in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of common and severe enduring mental health conditions. She has expertise in supporting people through stressful times, through developing their resilience and coaching them towards recovery.

She aims to provide a high quality personalized and friendly service where a patient’s experience, choice, and needs come first. She understands the needs of carers and does her best to provide family friendly services.

23 May

T3A: Digital innovations supporting mental health services

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

PM sessions

Professor Julia Riley

Clinical Lead
Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Julia Riley is a Consultant in Palliative Medicine at The Royal Marsden and the Royal Brompton Hospital, Visiting Professor of Palliative Medicine & End of Life Care, Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College, London. She is clinical lead for Coordinate My Care.

She is also:
  • Member of the RM Partners Palliative care Group
  • Trustee of St John & Elizabeth’s Hospital and Hospice

Professor Riley has two main research interests. The first is in the inter-individual variation in patients’ response to opioids. The second is the development of models of end-of-life care that involve a seamless transition between the acute and the community sector, improve quality of life, decrease the number of unnecessary hospital admissions and increase the number of patients being cared for and dying in their preferred place.

Professor Riley is also committed to the development of individualised urgent care plans for people with chronic health care conditions and/or life-limiting illnesses in order that they might express their wishes and preferences for how and where they are treated and cared for.

22 May

W3B: Shared decision-making

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

Dr Hejko Schlesinger

GP, Bra Liv nära
Digital Primary Care Practice, Sweden
Hejko is a practicing GP with over 20 years of experience of providing care to patients within the public healthcare industry.

Since 2017 he has worked for the digital primary care practice Bra Liv nära in the Region Jönköping. Since then he has performed over 2 000 digital consultations.

22 May

W2D: Creating a scalable and sustainable digital future for healthcare providers

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maxwell room, first floor

AM sessions

Alyson Scurfield

Chief Executive
TSA
Alyson is a proven entrepreneurial, visionary leader of service transformation, service delivery and business development in Telecare, Telehealth, Community Alarms, Support and Care, Customer Service and Housing Management. Her career within Telecare commenced in 2002, she has held both operational and strategic positions within the Telecare Industry and is currently Chief Executive for the Telecare Services Association (TSA). She leads strategic development, implementation and risk management of the Associations aspirational vision to growth the Industry at scale and improve lives nationally.
Alyson has led transformational programmes to achieve integration of health, housing and social care to transform individuals lives enabled through technology including the on-going development of a whole-system, whole-concept for prevention approach in the North East of England.

23 May

T3A: Digital innovations supporting mental health services

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

PM sessions

Sara Shaikh

Commissioning Manager Unplanned Care
Wirral Health and Care Commissioning (Wirral Council & Wirral CCG)

22 May

W3A: Tech to support social care

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

PM sessions

Keith Shrahan

Principle Clinical Lead, Social Care Programme
NHS Digital
Working for NHS Digital, Keith is a registered Social Worker and is the Principle Clinical Lead in the Social Care Programme.Keith has experience working in community, hospital, mental health and primary care settings.

In his career, he has also created, led and implemented award winning large-scale transfer of care projects between health and social care. One of these included joining up hospitals and local authorities in London; overcoming the cross-boundary issues.

He is currently taking forward a national project to help improve secure information sharing with social care providers. This has including instigating sector-led, Information Governance and Cyber Security Guidance and the offer of NHSmail for care providers. This work has been built on in May 19 with the new Digital Social Care website www.digitalsocialcare.co.uk which is run by care providers for care providers.

Keith was the first from Social Care to become a Founding Fellow of the Faculty of Clinical Informatics and in May 2018 was elected to the Faculty's Council.

Keith is a longstanding member of the Professional Records Standards Body (PRSB) representing social care. In this role Keith has been highlighting the benefits of ‘About Me’ information, which has influenced the PRSB ‘Digital Care and Support Standard’ and the draft PRSB core data set for Local Health and Social Care Records. In April 19, Keith presented to the PRSB Advisory group on this topic alongside a carer of a young man with severe learning disabilities.

22 May

Breakfast session: Breaking down the digital wall – can digital interoperability deliver truly personalised healthcare?

09:00 AM 09:45 AM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

Breakfast session

Madeleine Starr MBE

Director of Business Development and Innovation
Carers UK
Madeleine leads on business development and innovation, with responsibility for training and consultancy, technology and the Employers for Carers membership forum. She ensures that our income-generating activities meet our charitable objectives, helping to improve carers lives while ensuring that the organisation is sustainable in the future.

23 May

T2A: Tools to support acute pathways

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions

23 May

T3B: Using technology to support parents and families

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

Mr Edward St John

Chief Medical Officer
Concentric

22 May

W3B: Shared decision-making

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM sessions

Neil Tester

Deputy Director
Healthwatch England
Neil has led our policy, communications and external affairs work since 2015 and became Deputy Director in April 2017. He has a focus on developing how we maximise our impact and show the difference it makes to health and social care services when people talk to their local Healthwatch.

Neil started out in journalism on The House Magazine and The Parliamentary Monitor before moving into communications, marketing, policy, strategy, public affairs and network development in a range of leadership roles in membership organisations including the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, in federated charities such as Girlguiding UK and Relate, and in the public sector.

23 May

Session one: The empowered patient

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM sessions

Nik Thoren

Programme Manager (BECCA)
Breast Cancer Care

23 May

T2B: Using co-design in digital health and care

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

Geoff Twist

Managing Director UK & Ireland and Head of Management Centre European Agents
Roche Diagnostics
With a career in the pharmaceutical and medical diagnostic and device industry spanning more than 20 years, Geoff Twist has not only developed substantial global experience of diverse healthcare environments, but also a real passion for the science and technology that creates medical value for patients and those healthcare professionals who interact with them every day.

Having worked all over the world in a variety of commercial roles with increasing responsibilities, Geoff describes himself as ‘passionate about diagnostics’ driven by a keen interest in emerging technologies and scientific discovery.

His education consisted of a broad finance, economics and company law degree with his BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance.He continued with his professional development and become a Chartered Management Accountant with the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (C.I.M.A) in 1996.

Geoff started his career as a finance profession working across different industrial settings prior to joining Roche in 1996. Since then, he has been a leader in both the Pharmaceutical and Diagnostics fields and has enjoyed the diversity that comes from living and working in different countries and healthcare markets.

These country experiences include the east coast of USA, Switzerland, UK, Ireland, Denmark, the Netherlands and most recently the west coast of the USA where he held the position of Chief Commercial Officer, Roche Sequencing Solutions prior to taking up the position of Managing Director, Roche Diagnostics UK & Ireland and Head of Management Centre European Agents (Israel, Cyprus, Malta and Iceland in October this year.

Geoff is a passionate leader who has built up significant knowledge and experience of the healthcare industry.He is committed to ‘the value of Diagnostics’ and the ‘power of knowing’ it can bring to healthcare professionals, patients and their loved ones

22 May

Breakfast session: Breaking down the digital wall – can digital interoperability deliver truly personalised healthcare?

09:00 AM 09:45 AM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

Breakfast session

Jackie van Dael

PhD Researcher
NIHR Patient Safety Translational Research Centre (PSTRC), Imperial College
Jackie van Dael is a Research Postgraduate at the NIHR Imperial Patient Safety Translational Research Centre (NIHR Imperial PSTRC). Her research examines healthcare complaints processes in secondary care, and works towards improving organisational listening to patient complaints.

Jackie developed her interest in patient voice during her previous role as a researcher at the Psychology and Behavioural Sciences department at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) where she helped to develop service-user based methodologies for organisational learning.

Jackie holds an MSc in Social and Cultural Psychology (LSE) and a double undergraduate degree in Social and Clinical Psychology (Universiteit van Amsterdam).

22 May

W2B: Listening to patients and citizens

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM sessions

John Vesey

Business Manager – Health and Wellbeing
Satellite Application Catapult

23 May

T3C: Digitally supporting prevention and public health

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM sessions

Tony Ward

Dietitian
Salford Royal Foundation Trust and Kafoodle
Tony has been a dietitian for 13 years, working in many different areas including elderly care, mental health, gastroenterology, diabetes, and patients with head and neck trauma.

Both a registered dietitian in the UK and USA, Tony has had extensive experience within hospitals and more recently, as a Band 7 dietitian, has been leading a team of dietitians in the community for the Salford Royal Foundation Trust.

Kate Warriner

Chief Digital and Information Officer
Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust

23 May

Session four: The role of digital in delivering place-based health and care for the future

03:35 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM sessions
SW

Stephen Watkins

Director of Pharmacy Items
Boots

23 May

T3D: How can Pharmacy support a digitally enabled NHS to deliver the Long Term Plan?

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maxwell room, first floor

PM sessions

Dr Alan Whitelaw

Clinical Director, Emergency Medicine
Emergency Department, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow
Graduating from the University of Glasgow in 1998, winner of the Alison Gourdie Memorial Medal in 2009, Alan has been a consultant in Emergency Medicine since 2009 and has worked in the ED of QEUH since its opening in 2015.

As Clinical Director for Emergency Medicine, Alan has a passion for driving excellence in patient care through Quality Improvement, Innovation, Research and Education. Alan has a particular interest in Innovation in the Emergency Department with a focus around medical neo-tech. Currently the centre of his attention is the development of the Scottish Trauma Network backed trauma app, and a project linking patient experience feedback with improvements in the ED. A modern iconoclast with a drive to improve patient experiences and outcomes.

23 May

T2A: Tools to support acute pathways

11:45 AM 01:00 PM Maynard theatre, lower ground floor

AM sessions

Prof Tom Wilkinson

Consultant in Respiratory Medicine
University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Tom Wilkinson is Professor of Respiratory Medicine and Honorary NHS Consultant Physician within Medicine at the University of Southampton.

Professor Tom Wilkinson was appointed as Consultant and Senior Lecturer to a joint post held between the Respiratory and Nutrition BRUs and allied to the faculty of medicine in July 2010. He was subsequently awarded a HEFCE New Blood Senior Lectureship on the basis of his track record of clinically focused research in COPD and respiratory infection having been recognised as European COPD researcher of the year prior to his move from UCL. Since his appointment in Southampton Dr Wilkinson has raised over £7m for COPD and infection research.

Professor Wilkinson’s work focuses on understanding the mechanisms which contribute to the vulnerability to and impact of respiratory infections in patients with chronic lung disease. He is co-lead of the Southampton COPD group and is establishing a cohort of deeply phenotyped patients with COPD to determine the mechanisms driving exacerbations of this disease.

Close collaborations in Southampton, London and Oxford have been established to uncover the interaction between nutritional status, immune responses and infection. He has contributed to the establishment of unique ex-vivo and in vivo infection challenge models and is clinical lead on the EVITA programme (ex-vivo models of infection and therapeutics in airways disease) which has established a translational pathway for novel therapies from simple cell systems to complex human viral challenge models.

Tom was appointed to the role of Associate Director of Innovation and Enterprise for the faculty of Medicine and has a lead role in fostering major collaborations between industrial partners and the faculty.

23 May

T2C: Apps to support people living with long-term conditions

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

AM sessions

Helen Williams

Clinical Advisor( AF)
AHSN Network
Helen is a consultant pharmacist and clinical associate for cardiovascular disease at NHS Southwark Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG). She serves as a cardiovascular clinical lead at NHS Lambeth CCG.

She works for a number of NHS organisations across the South London sector in developing and implementing local CV prescribing guidance across 11 PCTs and 10 acute Trusts; assisting in service redesign to maximise patient outcomes; supporting pharmacist CV led clinics in primary and secondary care; promoting high quality and cost effective prescribing for cardiac and stroke patients across South London; and managing the entry of new CV drugs across the health economy.
Helen holds the position of clinical director at Health Innovation Network, the Academic Health Science Network (AHSN) for South London, and serve as a clinical adviser for the national AF programme for the AHSNs.

22 May

W3C: Scale and effectiveness in digital projects

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre)

PM sessions

Dr Jamie Wilson

Founder and CEO
Hometouch
Dr Jamie Wilson is hometouch’s founder and Chief Medical Officer. Jamie’s creation of hometouch was inspired by his work as a dementia psychiatrist in the NHS, and he has written about healthcare issues in The Times and the Evening Standard.

Jamie has a MBBS from the University of Leeds and has spent a decade in the NHS, working as a Psychiatric Registrar and Memory Specialist at Imperial College Hospital.
DW

Dr Harry Wyatt

GP Trainee
The King's Fund

23 May

T3D: How can Pharmacy support a digitally enabled NHS to deliver the Long Term Plan?

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Maxwell room, first floor

PM sessions

Naeem Younis

Director
Strasys
Naeem is the Founder and Managing Director of Strasys. He has over 20 years of experience working with leadership teams across both the public and private sectors.

As a trusted advisor to boards he helps clients to discover the art of the possible, solve complex business challenges, improve business performance and make better decisions.

At Strasys, Naeem is focused on pushing the boundaries in combining leading research, rigorous thinking, new technologies and behavioural science to help organisations to reimagine their products and businesses, and establish the organisational behaviours to succeed.

As well as growing Strasys, he is a passionate promoter of curiosity and making Strasys the very best place to work and innovate.
Prior to Strasys, Naeem has worked at Arthur Andersen, Barclays, Accenture and The Berkeley Partnership.

23 May

T3C: Digitally supporting prevention and public health

02:00 PM 03:15 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM sessions
IA

Intisar Abdul-Kader

Patient and Public Involvement Coordinator
The Tavistock and Portman NHS FT
SA

Simon Adams

Associate Director IM&T
The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital FT
AA

Aamir Ahmad

Non Executive Director
East London FT
MA

Manzoor Ahmed

Patient Leader
Royal Berkshire FT
MA

Manisha Ahya

Representative
Like minded
DA

Dr Gizdem Akdur

Teaching Fellow in Digital Economy and Society
King's College London
DA

Duncan Allen

Sales Manager
InterSystems
NA

Nuno Almeida

Chief Executive Officer
Nourish Care
DA

Dr Michael Anderson

GP/Research Officer
London School of Economics
TA

Trevor Arnold

Regional Director Partnerships
Siemens Healthineers
IA

Ian Arnott

Consultant Gastroenterologist
Western General Hospital
SA

Shivam Arora

Digital and Web manager
NRAS
LA

Liz  Ashall-Payne 

Chief Executive Officer and Founder 
ORCHA
EA

Elly Aylwin-Foster

Writer and researcher
Patient
OB

Oli Bailey

Assistant Director
NEL
RB

Richard Ballerand

Governor
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS FT
RB

Robin Barclay

Implementation EMEA & LATAM DIS
Roche
CB

Carla Bartlett

Head of SLT
Cygnet Healthcare LTD
CB

Chantelle Bateman

Senior Project Officer
NHS Crawley CCG
EB

Elizabeth Beck

Account Director
Incisive Health
EB

Elizabeth Bedford

Communications Officer
Healthwatch CWL
LB

Lydia Benevicius

Fees and Income Manager
Care Quality Commission
EB

Erica Bennett

Senior Marketing Programmes Manager
InterSystems
PB

Paul Berney

CMO
Anthropos Digital Care
AB

Anastasia Berry

Policy Manager (Welfare and Technology)
MS Society
RB

Reeta Bhatiani

Head of Communications
Roche
SB

Samrina Bhatti

Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow
Specialist Pharmacy Service
LB

Laura Bimpson

Senior Partnership Manager
NHS England
GB

Gary Birks

General Manager - UK & Ireland
Orion Health
PB

Polly Bishop

Head of Digital Strategy and Engagement
NHSx
ZB

Zoe Blake

Chief Executive Officer
XenZone
KB

Kenny Bloxham

Commercial Director
Healthcare Communications
JB

Jeff Boateng

Director of Clinical Information
Camden And Islington NHS FT
HB

Henry Bodkin

Health and Science Correspondent
The Telegraph
LB

Lorraine Boggis

Therapy Lead
ACE
RB

Rachel Bowman

Provider Relations Manager
Current Health
RB

Rachel Box

Clinical Specialist Occupational Therapist
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS FT
EB

Emma Braithwaite

Market Development Manager
Abbott
AB

Alison Brattle

Marketing Programmes Manager
InterSystems
AB

Alison Brattle

Marketing Programmes Manager
InterSystems
SB

Sally Britnell

Lecturer
Auckland University Of Technology
IB

Iain Brogan

Chief Executive
Map My Health
KB

Katy Brooks

Senior Marketing Manager
Orion Health
CB

Cornelia Broqvist

Head of Marketing & Communications
Visiba Care
RB

Rob Brougham

UK Managing Director
Luscii
KB

Karen Broughton

Director of Strategy and Transformation
South West London Health and Care Partnership
CB

Cornelia Brune

Clinical Informatics Specialist
Alfred Health
MB

Maria Buckland

Consultant
Accenture
CB

Craig Buckley

Head of Research and Scientific Collaborations
Siemens Healthineers
JB

Jonathan Buckley

Marketing Executive
Orion Health
SB

Sven Bunn

Director of Whitechapel Development
Barts Health NHS trust
FB

Forrest Burgin

Systems Administrator
One Health Group Ltd
VB

Vincent Buscemi

Partner
Bevan Brittan LLP
MB

Matt Buttery

Chief Executive
Triple P UK
MC

Mark Cahalane

MHCS Programme Manager IT
Cardiff and Vale NHS FT
MC

Matt Carter

Senior Consultant
Mutual Ventures
FC

Faye Casey

PA to CEO
Triple P UK
RC

Ravi Chana

Head of Business Development
Roche Diagnostics
XC

Xin Chen

Industry Development Director
Huawei
WC

Wai Hing Chiu

Department Operation Manager
Hospital Authority
DC

Dr Cindy Chu

Consultant Geriatrician
Wirral University Teaching Hospitals NHS FT
GC

Gill Clayton

Programme Manager
The Health Foundation
MC

Mary-Louise Clews

Content Director
Journalist
OC

Olivia Clymer

Chief Executive Officer
Healthwatch Central West London
YC

Yossi Cohen

Physician Executive
InterSystems
DC

Dr Lucie Collinson

Public Health Specialty Registrar
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
LC

Laura Cook

Head of IT & Digital
NHS North East Essex CCG
PC

Paul Cook

Sales Manager
InterSystems
DC

Dr Nathan Cope

Digital Health Director
Otsuka
JC

Jane Coppard

Public Affairs Manager
Roche Diagnostics
JC

John Copps

Managing Consultant
Mutual Ventures
DC

Daria Cosentino

Senior Clinical Analyst
HCA Healthcare
MC

Mike Cosgrove

Business & Service Development Manager
City Health Care Partnership
GC

Graeme Crawford

Retired
Notting Hill Genesis
HC

Helen Crocker

UC

Ulrika Crossfield

Director of Consulting
Ideal Health
TC

Tim Cross

Director, Clinical Information & Analytics
HCA Healthcare
BC

Brendan Crowley

Doctor
360 Medical
LC

Lindsay Crozier

Marketing Manager
Care Sourcer
SC

Scott Cunningham

Senior Research Fellow
School of Medicine, University of Dundee
HD

Harry Daniels

Head of Partnerships
Lantum
JD

John Dart

CX Account Director
Oracle
RD

Rishi Das-Gupta

Chief Information Officer
Royal Brompton and Harfield NHS FT
JD

Julie Davidson

Head of Contract/Social Care Procurement
South Eastern HSC Trust
AD

Andrew Davies

Market Access Director
Association of British Healthcare Industries
JD

James Davis

Consultant
NEL
FD

Fiona Dawson

Associate Director
Mayden
JD

James de Bathe

Director of Partnerships & Market Development
Ieso Digital Health
SD

Sakina Dharas

Instructional Designer and Clinical Pharmacist
University College Hospitals NHS FT
PD

Pavan Dhariwal

Head of Applications Development
Cygnet Healthcare
GD

Garry Diack

Senior Lecturer
Manchester Metropolitan University
JD

John Dibb

Director / Founder
Priority Digital Health Ltd
AD

Andrew Dickenson

Regional Dental Dean
Health Education England
JD

James Dickson

Chief Executive Officer
Piota
DD

Dimitrios Doudesis

PhD Student
University of Edinburgh
AD

Athina Doyle

Programme Manager
KSS AHSN
AD

Adam Drage

GDE Clinical Manager
Mersey Care NHS FT
AD

Anne Dreyer

Digital Business Manager
Roche Diagnostics
DD

Denis Duignan

Head of Technology
Health Innovation Network
SD

Sara Dunn

MD
SDA Ltd/CuppaCare
FE

Faye Edwards

Programme Manager (AF)
AHSN Network
OE

Okan Ekinci

CMO
Roche Diagnostics
CE

Chris Elkin

Head of Healthcare
Piota
CE

Clive Elliott

Business Partner
Court Street Medical Practice
DE

Dan Evans

Director, UK Government Affairs
Abbott
ME

Malcolm Evans

Public Affairs Manager, Europe
Otsuka Pharmaceuticals Europe Ltd.
JF

Joe Farrington-Douglas

Head of Policy & External Affairs
Asthma UK
MF

Mark Filby

Information Systems Programme Manger
City Health Care Partnership
MF

Mark Filby

Information Systems Programme Manager
City Health Care Partnership CIC
KF

Kit Fitton

Director of Partnerships
Big Health / Sleepio
JF

Jane Fitzgerald

Lecturer in Health Informatics
University of Central Lancashire
JF

Jordanne Florio

Public Affairs Manager
Roche Products
SF

Simon Fogg

Senior Business Development Manager
Roche
PF

Paul Fradgley

Head of Marketing
NHS Arden & GEM CSU
JF

James Freed

Chief Information Officer 
Health Education England 
WF

Wai Man Fung

Advanced Practice Nurse
Hospital Authority
MG

Maria Gaganova

Diabetes Care Senior Market Manager
Roche
GG

Georgiana Ghetie-Doncu

Patient, Carer and Former Health Policy Student
London School of Economics
PG

Paul Giles

Director
Kinder Health
JG

Jora Gill 

Chief Digital Officer, SHL and Non-Executive Board Member 
CQC
JG

John Glynn

Market Access Manager
Roche Diagnostics
DG

Dr Martin Godfrey

GP
Lambeth CCG
DG

Dr Laura Goodwin