It has been a challenging year for the health and care sector, but the response to the Covid-19 pandemic has shown how technological innovation can bring about substantial improvement in efficiency of care. Register for this free online event to learn about the proven benefits that technological solutions offer to complex problems, transforming the quality of care and patient experience for greater numbers of people.
Using the orthopaedic pathway in Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust as a case study, we explored in depth how the adoption and integration of technology can help NHS trusts deliver on elective surgeries that were postponed due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Catch up on demand to hear about:
- concrete examples of how technology can optimise capacity and patient flow within care pathways, examining the outcomes for various aspects of the patient’s journey
- the role of tech solutions in transforming the day-to-day workload of clinicians, managers and front-line staff
- how technology can be a catalyst for personalising care and improving patient experience.
Presenters

Gbemi Babalola
Senior Analyst, The King's Fund
Before joining the Fund, Gbemi worked as an economist at the Department of Health and Social Care, working on various projects including workforce modelling and the relationship between work and health. She has an MSc in Health Economics, specialising in economic evaluation, and previous experience working for NHS England.

Mandy Griffin
Managing Director, The Health Informatics Service (THIS), Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust

Nikki Stubbs
Professional Lead for Nursing, Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust

Graham Walsh
Chief Clinical Information Officer and Consultant Knee Surgeon, Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust
His interest in improving the patient experience and outcomes led him to develop an award-winning day case knee arthroplasty pathway. This was further enhanced with digital technology using patient pathways and wearables to improve outcomes.

Harriet Buck
Strategic Partnership Manager, B. Braun
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