PROVISIONAL Conference Programme DAY 1

Day 1 - Wednesday 5th June

AM

08:45 09:45 10:00 10:30 11:00

Registration

Welcome and opening remarks - Primary Health Info 2013 - Conference Chair Digital Primary Care Programme - Kathy Mason, Head of Strategy & Benefits, NHS Commissioning Board
CHAIR: Dr Ian McNicoll, GP & Clinical Analyst

GPSoC - Kemi Adenubi, Director for GP IT, Department of Health

CHAIR: Dr Ian McNicoll, GP & Clinical Analyst

Refreshment and Networking Break

Stream 1 Stream 2 - PRIMIS WORKSHOPS Data Quality in General Practice New ways of looking at data quality in general practice, including the use of case finders, specific clinical topics, data entry from many different perspectives. Data quality for Commissioning Delegates will examine data pertinent to commissioning, including recording of referrals, high cost investigations, outpatient appointments admissions and discharges. Session aimed at GPs and CCGs looking to use primary care data for commissioning decision-making, looking at tools available. Electronic Prescription Service CHAIR: Ewan Davis Manpreet Pujara, Clinical Director EPS NHS CFH Telehealth will Revolutionise Healthcare in the 21st Century: Fact or Fiction? CHAIR: Roz Foad Prof James Ferguson, Clinical Lead The Scottish Centre for Telehealth and Telecare

11:40

12:00

12:20

Lunch and Networking Break

Challenges for a CCIO CHAIR: Roz Foad Dr Phil Koczan, Chief Clinical Information Officer UCL Partners Health IT Market Overview CHAIR: Roz Foad Ewan Davis, Director Woodcote Consulting SUPPLIER FUTUROLOGY - what's next for GP systems? CHAIR: Ian Herbert, Independent Consultant Clinical Audit Delegates will examine outputs of PRIMIS clinical audit query libraries, designed to facilitate easy clinical audit in general practice. Queries are linked to NICE guidelines and cover a range of clinical topics. Delegates will consider how data can be used in practice and measure patient care against national standards. National Data Collections Examine outputs from PRIMIS portfolio of national data collections query sets. Explore complexities of specifying these queries for national data collection activities and the limitations often placed on their design and construction.

PM

13:50

14:10

14:30 15:00

Refreshment and Networking Break

Information Management in General Practice Explore patient data that comes into a practice from different care and support settings and how, through improved information management, GPs and CCGs can use this data to follow patients through a Speakers from EMIS / INPS / TPP What will GP system suppliers be providing in 5-years time? What will the world of GP computing look like and complete care pathway, review as necessary and improving outcomes for patients. how do they plan to meet needs?

16:30 16:45

Closing remarks Close of Day 1