HETT Reset is a fully CPD-certified e-learning event, designed by healthcare professionals, for healthcare professionals. With a focus on the healthcare reset, culture and implementation, integration and interoperability, digital maturity and the digitally empowered patient, your team will leave with inspiration and ideas to incorporate into active and future projects. Join Agilisys at the following sessions:
The role of data in integrated care
8th February – Agilisys Interactive Panel Roundtable chaired by HETT
Speakers: Richard Walker – Partner: Data & Insights, Max Jones – Managing Partner Health, Ram Rajaraman – Founder & CEO at CHAI Analytics, Hugo Mathias – Chief Digital & Information Officer at Portsmouth Hospital NHS Trust & Isle of Wight NHS Trust, Mark Thomas – Chief Information Officer at Bedford Luton and Milton Keynes ICS, Michael Farrar – Independent Management Consultant Chair at PwC Public Sector Health Board and NHS NEDs programme
How can data be used and shared across integrated care systems and, crucially, what benefits will it enable
Effective sharing of data between organisations and data ethics – and the role of regulations in this
Potential blockers for unifying/standardising data and the tools to overcome this
Examples of how your organisation is already benefiting from data sharing/a joined-up approach to data
The dawn of a new era of AI and automations: How automation and RPA will play its part in managing healthcare data
11th February – Live Panel Discussion chaired by Chris Holmes -Programme Director for Health and Medical Sciences at Alan Turing
Speakers:Max Jones – Managing Partner Health at Agilisys, Dr James Teo – Clinical Director of AI and Data Science & Consultant Neurologist at Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Peter Thomas - Director of Innovation at Moorfields Eye Hospital
Ongoing and recurring challenges that automation tools are already helping with
Insights and updates from the AI labs
HETT Reset is free to attend for NHS workers, independent healthcare provision, the care sector and the wider public sector, register here.
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