Scotland's Digital Health and Care Event Virtual Programme 1 - 11 December 2020
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Scotland’s largest annual health and care event is back and for the first time will be delivered virtually!
Digital health and care solutions have had a year of rapid scale up and development. Taking time to reflect and learn about how digital solutions in Scotland, and internationally, have grown and been adopted is the focus of this year’s DigiFest.
The DigiFest programme brings together health, housing, voluntary sector and care staff to discuss these developments.
DigiFest2020 includes contributions from Scotland, the wider UK and international colleagues.
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If you have any problems registering, please contact us at [email protected].
Please check the reception page for the most up to date programme and to check out what's happening next. Day 1 Tuesday 1 December Digital Health & Care in an Unprecedented Year
9.00 Welcome to Scotland’s Digital Health and Care Event Margaret Whoriskey, Head of Technology Enabled Care and Digital Healthcare Innovation, Digital Health and Care Directorate, Scottish Government
9.15 Join us live to hear from our Keynote Speaker Tessa Lind Gjødesen, Head of Innovation, Centre for Innovative Medical Technology, Denmark
Digital Health & Care in 2020 - an unprecedented year
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10.20 Reflections on 2020 and Imperatives for 2021 - in conversation Jeane Freeman, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport with Stuart Currie, Health and Social Care Spokesperson, COSLA and Pennie Taylor, Journalist
11.30 Reflections on 2020 and Imperatives for 2021 - live panel discussion on the challenges and opportunities for digital health, housing and care Chair: Sarah Davidson, Chief Executive Officer, Carnegie UK Caroline Lamb, Joint Chair of the Digital Health and Care Portfolio Board Lorraine McMillan, Joint Chair of the Digital Health and Care Portfolio Board Colin Cook, Director, Digital Directorate, Scottish Government David McNeill, Director of Development, Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations Donald Macaskill, Chief Executive Officer, Scottish Care
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14.00 International reflections on a year of disruption for learning and development in public services: opportunities and challenges for digital delivery
Keith Quinn, Learning and Development Manager (Digital Learning), Scottish Social Services Council Day 2 Wednesday 2 December Digital Solutions for Sustainable Health, Housing and Care Systems
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10.40 Welcome Nigel Henderson, Chief Executive, Penumbra
11.00 Digital Solutions for Sustainable Health, Housing and Care Systems Chair: Peter Macleod, Chief Executive, Care Inspectorate Angela Currie, Operations Director, Blackwood Homes Moira Mackenzie, Director of Innovation & Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre Rodd Bond, mPower Interreg VA Project
12.30 DigiFest Poster Session Showcase of different posters each day, followed by a live Q&A session facilitated by a member of the Poster Review Panel
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14.00 Balancing Sustainability and Equity - how do we realise the potential benefits of digitally enabled services? Chair: Angus McCann, Chair of Edinburgh Integration Joint Board Katy McNeil, Programme Director, Connecting Scotland Val de Souza, Director, Health and Social Care, South Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Partnership Katie Morris, Acting Programme Director, Scottish Access Collaborative Emma Stone, Director of Design, Research & Communications, Good Things Foundation
14.00 New Opportunities - Scotland and Peace Plus This invitee-only event will develop ideas and prioritise Health and Social Care proposals for the forthcoming Peace Plus programme which will succeed Interreg VA in 2021. The event will identify new opportunities which maintain and enhance Scotland’s already productive and collaborative relationships with colleagues in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Day 3 Thursday 3 December Digital Maturity – Reaching Our Ambitions
8.45 Welcome Diana Hekerem, Head of Transformational Redesign Support, Healthcare Improvement Scotland
9.00 Virtual Solutions in Primary Care: experiences from Denmark, New Zealand and Scotland
Chair: Professor Lewis Ritchie, Mackenzie Chair of General Practice, University of Aberdeen Dr Anita Lerche, Special Consultant, Practice, Region of South Denmark Dr Samantha Murton, President, Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners Dr Chris Williams, Royal College of General Practitioners, Clinical Lead for IT, Scotland
10.10 Join us live to hear from our Keynote Speaker Andy Kinnear, Partnerships Director, Ethical Healthcare Consulting
Digital Maturity – People AND Technology
10.45 Essential Anticipatory Care Planning: Learning from a pandemic project - Snapshot Hear from the NHS Education for Scotland Digital Service team about the Essential ACP (Anticipatory Care Planning) work for which they have collaborated with Healthcare Improvement Scotland. The ‘Essential ACP’ aims to improve the quality of information shared in a patient’s Key Information Summary and to give tips to staff.
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12.30 DigiFest Poster Session Showcase of different posters each day, followed by a live Q&A session facilitated by a member of the Poster Review Panel.
Dr Katie MacLure, British Computer Society (BCS) Health & Social Care Scotland Dr Margaret Whoriskey, Head of TEC and Digital Healthcare Innovation, Scottish Government Nicola Maher, Learning Manager, mPower Emma Donnelly, Programme Officer (Digital Development), Coalition of Care and Support Providers Scotland (CCPS) Michelle Brogan, Development Manager - North of Scotland Lead, Digital Health & Care Institute (DHI) Day 3 Thursday 3 December Digital Maturity – Reaching Our Ambitions
13.00 A Digital Telecare Journey: insights from international knowledge exchange between Norway, Spain and Scotland This session will focus on the Digital Telecare Twinning project, funded by Digital Health Europe. Partners from Norway, Spain and Scotland involved in this "virtual twinning process" will share learning from their respective analogue to digital telecare journeys, as they work together to co-produce a digital telecare roadmap for European regions.
15.00 Social Care Data - Local Innovation in Disruptive Times Chair: Iain MacAllister, Deputy Director, Governance, Evidence and Finance Division, Directorate for Mental Health and Social Care Manira Ahmad, Head of Local Intelligence, Public Health Scotland Jenni Burton, Clinical Lecturer in Geriatric Medicine, University of Glasgow Angela Gregg, Senior Product Manager, NHS Education for Scotland Nancy Burns, Programme Advisor, Healthcare Staffing Programme Healthcare Improvement Scotland Ben Tait, Specialist Data and Information Analyst Christopher Wroath, Director Of Digital for NHS Education for Scotland Maria Mcilgorm, Professional Advisor Chief Nursing Officer’s Directorate, Scottish Government
Look out for our evening session.
18.00 ECHO model - transformation in health and social care in Scotland Join us for a fantastic opportunity to hear direct from the originators of the ECHO model in the USA, alongside their successful collaborators from the Scottish Highlands. Introduced by Jim Ferguson, Professor of Remote Medicine, University of Aberdeen, this will be an exciting session to learn more about ECHO and the potential for use in Scotland and internationally.
Chair: James Ferguson, Professor of Remote Medicine, University of Aberdeen Dr. Sanjeev Arora, Founder of Project ECHO Kenny Steele, CEO of Highland Hospice Jeremy Keen, Medical Lead for Project ECHO, Highland Hospice Elizabeth E Cordova, Replication Manager at ECHO Institute and Kirsty Bateson, Project ECHO Development Officer Highland Hospice Day 4 Friday 4 December Essentials for Sustainable Change
9.00 Breakfast session Managing Change Towards Digital in the Third Sector John Fitzgerald, Digital Evolution Officer, Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations Maddie Stark, Development Officer, Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations
10.00 Shifting Mindset: new ways of delivering education - comprising over 70% of the healthcare workforce, maintaining educational content delivery for Nurses, Midwives and Allied Health Professionals during 2020 has been an essential requirement Chair: Debbie Provan, Chairperson National Digital Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professionals Network
Reflections from the community on how learning from the best has impacted thinking about Nursing Midwifery and Allied Health Professionals practice for the future.
undergraduate clinical placement innovation the use of webinars to upskill the NMAHP workforce at scale and pace the modification of the successful NMAHP leadership programme to go online and support double the number of participants followed by panel discussion
Visit the Expo Area 11.40 Welcome & Introducing Keynote Jonathan Cameron, Deputy Director Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government
12.00 Join us live to hear from our Keynote Speaker Ann Mond Johnson, Chief Executive Officer, American Telemedicine Association
Digital Transformation - Experiences from the US
12.30 DigiFest Poster Session Showcase of different posters each day, followed by a live Q&A session facilitated by a member of the Poster Review Panel
Click on the Networking icon and meet other attendees. Day 4 Friday 4 December Essentials for Sustainable Change
13.30 COVID-19: NHS 24's Digital response How collaboration enabled an agile response to Scotland's needs as part of NHS 24's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The use of existing as well as new tools to provide high quality, adaptable and accessible information to the Scottish public.
Louise Bennie, Head of Digital andAlison Deakin, Digital Programme Delivery Manager, NHS 24
14.00 Digital Skills - Catalyst Workshop 4 Outcomes and Call to Action! Raising the profile of the Digital Health and Care sector as a career option is essential for sustainable change. The Digital Health and Innovation Centre, working with Skills Development Scotland have been running a series of Catalyst workshops this autumn to kick-start the implementation of recommendations to improve digital health and care skills, capabilities and career opportunities.
The session will share the outcomes of the previous 3 workshops and seek to identify necessary actions to bring the education sector together with the industry and service providers crucial to digital health and care.
Join us to learn more & share your insights! Join us to inform the next steps! Join us to sign up to the Call to Action!
Dr Sanna Rimpiläinen, Research & Skills Manager with Jennifer Thomas and Ciarán Morrison, the Research and Knowledge Management Officers, Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre
15.00 Digital Telecare - Implementation Progress Local Government Digital Office session for the early adopters. Update on the network and deployment with citizens.
Chair: David Brown, Business Relationship Manager, Digital Office for Scottish Local Government Ian Whitelaw, Analogue to Digital Project Manager, Falkirk Council Steven Rankine, Head of Contact Centre Operations, Bield Housing and Care Glenda Hunter, Technology Enabled Care Development Officer, Digital Office for Scottish Local Government Thomas Ozers, Project Manager, Digital Telecare, Digital Office for Scottish Local Government Colin McFadyen, Project Manager, Digital Telecare for Scottish Local Government Day 5 Monday 7 December Renewing and Transforming – Beyond Policy
9.00 Welcome Morag Hearty, Remote Health Pathways Lead, Technology Enabled Care, Scottish Government
9.15 Join us live to hear from our Keynote Speaker Jacqueline de Rojas, President, TECH UK
Driving diversity and inclusion in digital health and care
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10.45 Implementation Essentials, in conversation with the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre
Chair: Professor George Crooks, Chief Executive Officer, Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre, Scotland Dr Bandar Al Knawy, Chief Executive Officer of Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs (MNGHA), Saudi Arabia Dr Khang Nguyen, Family Medicine, Digital Health Leader, Kaiser Permanente, USA Taavi Annus, Advisor in Digital Development to the Ministry of Social Affairs, Estonia Rachel Dunscombe, Director, Tektology, U.K.
11.30 Essentials for transforming services that links the patient through a digital pathway This session will focus on the innovation pipeline and the stages required to transform service delivery. The speakers will draw on extensive learning from implementing Remote Health Pathways. The process: the service need, the user engagement, tests of change and the evaluation. All of which in turn inform national procurement and scaling up to a sustainable solution.
Chair: Morag Hearty, Remote Health Pathway Lead, Technology Enabled Care with Scott Henderson, Remote Health Pathway Lead, Technology Enabled Care, Scottish Government and Helen Alexander, Planning and Development Manager, NHS Scotland Day 5 Monday 7 December Renewing and Transforming – Beyond Policy
12.30 DigiFest Poster Session Showcase of different posters each day, followed by a live Q&A session facilitated by a member of the Poster Review Panel
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13.15 Evaluation and Demonstrating Benefit - how do you know if learning is having any impact on practice?
Join us to hear from the Scottish Social Services Council, sharing insights about evaluation of learning in practice.
Keith Quinn, Learning and Development Manager (Digital Learning) Scottish Social Services Council
14.00 Reimagining our Core Services for Telecare How can reimagining our telecare services help us to shift to a more anticipatory and preventative approach? How will this approach improve the citizen experience of telecare services?
Sharing experiences from Wales and Scotland. Recent Tests of Change for Outbound Calling and the Welsh ‘Connect' project, funded by the Welsh Government's Transformation Fund.
Ann Murray, Telecare Lead, Technology Enabled Care Programme, Scottish Government Julia Wilkinson, Transformation Lead, Carmarthenshire County Council, Hywel Dda University Health Board, Regional Partnership Board and Lynne Douglas, Chief Executive, Bield Housing & Care Day 5 Monday 7 December Renewing and Transforming – Beyond Policy
14.30 Reflections on the impact of digital health and care tools – initial findings from the mPower Project evaluation
Dr Anna Terje, Postdoctoral Researcher, and Dr Sarah-Anne Munoz, Acting Head of Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing, University of the Highlands and Islands
15.30 Transforming Local Systems - Understanding the Problem Before Designing the Solution
This session will hear from members of the four Pathfinder teams in Aberdeen City, East Ayrshire, Highland and Midlothian about how they have been approaching transformation differently using the Scottish Approach to Service Design in seeking to understand the needs of citizens.
The programme is a collaboration between the Scottish Government’s Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Programme, Healthcare Improvement Scotland’s ihub, the Office of the Chief Designer and Scottish Government Mental Health & Social Care Directorate. You can find out more here.
Alex Clarke, Service Design Adviser, ihub, Healthcare Improvement Scotland Margot White, Project Lead, TEC Transforming Local Systems Pathfinder, Scottish Government, and TLS Partnership representatives.
18.00 Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing Digital Mental Health in Scotland has experienced a year of expansion and change. The development of a National Programme, infrastructure developments and new roles have supported ambitions to provide more citizens with the option of digital access to services.
The session will outline these changes and describe how digital mental health treatments work and what they look like. The speakers will provide information about the evidence base and summarise the demand issues around psychological therapies and how digital treatments may provide a high-capacity solution.
Chris Wright, National Advisor for Digital Mental Health, Scottish Government Dr Will McMurchie, Clinical Psychologist, NHS Tayside Day 6 Tuesday 8 December Digital Inclusion and Connecting Citizens
9.00 Welcome Jason Leitch, National Clinical Director, NHS Scotland
9.05 European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing - Twinning Project on Video Consultation: Scotland and the Basque Country
Scotland's digital health and care ecosystem has benefited from a range of international collaborations and relationships. This session will provide an overview of the successful Twinning project, funded by the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing. Participants will share the unique ‘virtual’ Twinning process and the outcomes identified.
10.00 Implementing the Contact Tracing App as part of the response to COVID-19 - experience and lessons learned
Chair: Jonathan Cameron, Head of Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government
Claus Deudal Pedersen, Director of the Sentinel Unit, Denmark sundhed.dk Dan West, Chief Digital Information Officer, Department of Health Northern Ireland Ifan Evans, Director, Technology, Digital & Transformation, Welsh Government, Health & Social Services Group
11.00 Young Scot - Technology Enabled Care Panel Feeding back on the experience of working with the Scottish Governments TEC team, sharing perspectives on how and why of digital tools and digitally enabled services.
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12.30 DigiFest Poster Session Showcase of different posters each day, followed by a live Q&A session facilitated by a member of the Poster Review Panel 12.45 MyLearning – Taking Friction out of the Learning Process George Burton, Learning and Development Advisor, Scottish Social Services Council Day 6 Tuesday 8 December Digital Inclusion and Connecting Citizens
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14.00 Alzheimer Scotland – Communities of People, Communities of Interest. Individuals, Carers, Families
Examples from the refreshed Purple Alert App, the Virtual Resource Centre and ADAM
Joyce Gray, Deputy Director Development, Alzheimer Scotland Gillian Fyfe, Head of Digital, Alzheimer Scotland Nicola Cooper, Digital Lead, Alzheimer Scotland
15.00 Vitamin D Text Messaging Service - Snapshot A fascinating snapshot from the NHS Education for Scotland Digital Service team on the Vitamin D Text Messaging Service. This work is underway to support the Scottish Government and Public Health Scotland Guidance on Vitamin D.
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18.00 Partnership Working to Support Citizen Connection – Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations and the Connecting Scotland Initiative
John MacDonald, mPower Community Engagement Coordinator, Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations Aaron Slater, Digital Participation Programme Manager, Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations Day 7 Wednesday 9 December Data and Innovation
8.45 Welcome Penni Rocks, Head of Information Governance and Assurance, Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government
9.00 Join us live to hear from our Keynote Speaker Phillip Couser, Director Data Driven Innovation, Public Health Scotland
The role of Data Driven Innovation in Public Health – Delivering Innovative and Impactful Data Services at Pace
9.45 Emergency Eye Care during a pandemic - Snapshot Hear from the NHS Education for Scotland Digital Service team about the work undertaken in response to the restrictions of the Covid-19 pandemic on Community Optometry Services. NDS has been working with NHS Grampian and NHS Forth Valley on the ‘Eyecare’ product – an open-source electronic patient record (EPR) for ophthalmology called ‘Openeyes’ to enable virtual consultations with patients and to share the information between optometrists and ophthalmologists.
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11.00 Person Centred Data Sharing – A Catalyst for Service Transformation David, Chaloner and William will discuss the West of Scotland partnership with the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre, their use of person-centred data sharing infrastructure and how this is supporting both the Covid-19 response and NHS remobilisation in Scotland.
David Lowe, Consultant Emergency Medicine, QEUH & Joint Clinical Lead, Innovation West of Scotland, together with Chaloner Chute, Chief Technology Officer, Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre and William Edwards, eHealth Director, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
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12.30 DigiFest Poster Session Showcase of different posters each day, followed by a live Q&A session facilitated by a member of the Poster Review Panel
13.00 Heriot-Watt University Robotarium - Living labs and co-design for health and social care robotics
This session, organised by researchers at the Edinburgh Centre for Robotics, will showcase recent developments in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, and discuss the role of living laboratories and co-design in the context of health and social care applications.
The role and potential of using robots to support health and wellbeing has (like many areas of digital health) received additional attention and expectation during 2020. Introduced by Professor Lynne Baillie, the session will include content from Dr Mauro Dragone, on OpenAAL, partners and co-design roadmap, and showcase the capacity being built at the Edinburgh Centre for Robotics.
Professor Lynne Baillie, Director of the Interactive and Trustworthy Technologies Research Group and Dr Mauro Dragone, Assistant Professor, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh Centre for Robotics
14.00 How do the strategies for digital, digital health and care, and Artificial Intelligence support our ambitions for Scotland?
Chair: Gillian Docherty, CEO the Data Lab
Colin Cook, Director, Digital Directorate, Scottish Government Jeremy Darot, Head of Data Innovation, Scottish Government Jonathan Cameron, Deputy Director Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government
15.45 Join us live to hear from our Keynote Speaker Ann Mond Johnson, Chief Executive Officer, American Telemedicine Association
Digital Transformation - Experiences from the US Day 8 Thursday 10 December Digital Communities
9.15 Welcome Annie Gunner Logan, Chief Executive, Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland
9.30 Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland – digital support during the COVID-19 crisis. Learning from CCPS members Discussion of the wider impacts and what these will mean for our systems
Eilidh MacDonald, Senior Operations Manager, Community Development, Involvement and Volunteering, Carr Gomm Shona Cameron, Operations Manager, Business Development, Carr Gomm Emma Donnelly, Programme Officer (Digital Development), Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland Angela Freeman, Service Co-ordinator, Quarriers
10.30 Join us to hear from our Keynote Speaker Ed Brown, CEO Ontario Telemedicine Network, Ontario Health Building a Virtual Community: Supporting Service Transformation
11.00 Using technology the right way to support social connectedness for older people - Reflections from the T&SCon project Dr Louise McCabe, Senior Lecturer in Dementia Studies, Associate Dean for Internationalisation with Dr Elaine Douglas, Research Programme Manager, UKRI Social Behavioural & Design Research Programme and Dr Alison Dawson, Senior Research Fellow, University of Stirling Visit the Expo Area 12.30 DigiFest Poster Session Showcase of different posters each day, followed by a live Q&A session facilitated by a member of the Poster Review Panel 13.00 Connecting People: Connecting Services Digital Approaches in Care Homes
Chair: Amanda Britain, Advisor, Scottish Government and Lead, Digital Approaches in Care Homes Jocelle Lovell, Director of Inclusive Communities, The Wales Co-operative Centre Margaret Whoriskey, Head of Technology Enabled Care and Digital Healthcare Innovation, Digital Health and Care Directorate Dr Tara French, Technology & Digital Innovation Lead, Scottish Care Yvonne Leathley, Senior Improvement Advisor at the Care Inspectorate Day 8 Thursday 10 December Digital Communities
14.00 Connecting Rural Health: Digital Solutions in Scotland and Denmark - a joint event organised by the Scottish Government and the Danish Embassy in the UK
Part of the Arctic Connections webinar series
Join us for this opportunity to discuss the healthcare challenges faced by rural communities and how these can be addressed using digital tools. Scottish and Danish case studies with an emphasis on rurality, access to health and care and connectedness will be shared. The session will also look at the shared experiences and similarities between Scottish and Danish rural communities and highlight opportunities for knowledge exchange between Scotland and Denmark in key areas.
Chair: Margaret Whoriskey, Head of Technology Enabled Care and Digital Healthcare Innovation, Digital Health and Care Directorate, Scottish Government
Ruth Griffith, Strategic Planning and Commissioning Manager, Digital Health, Long Term Conditions and Palliative Care at NHS Dumfries & Galloway Martin Malcolm, Head of Public Health Intelligence & Information Services, NHS Western Isles Alison Robertson, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, NHS Western Isles Henrik Ibsen, Chief Information Officer, OTH, Denmark Anne Smetana, Deputy Director, Healthcare Denmark Tina Archad Heide, Lead Digital Health and Diabetes, Steno Diabetes Centre, Denmark
15.15 TEC in Housing - the door of opportunity! The Role of housing in prevention & the reach of housing to support wellbeing
This session will explore the important role of housing in prevention and wellbeing and how this can be supported by technology.
Chair: Geraldine Begg, TEC in Housing Programme Coordinator, Scottish Federation of Housing Associations Lynne Douglas, Chief Executive, Bield Housing & Care Katie Harrison, Specialist Occupational Therapist, East Lothian Health & Social Care Partnership Stephanie Irvine, Team Manager, Service Development and Support, Housing Department, East Lothian Council
Click on the Networking icon and meet other attendees. Day 9 Friday 11 December Reflections on DigiFest and Looking to the Future
8.40 Welcome Martyn Wallace, Chief Digital Officer, Local Government Digital Office
9.00 Join us to hear from our Keynote Speaker Dr David Nabarro, Co-Director of the Imperial College London Institute of Global Health Innovation and Special Envoy of WHO on COVID-19
The Role of data in supporting the response to COVID-19 and to Advance the Sustainable Development agenda
The role of data in supporting the essential conversations that must take place in all societies as different stakeholders come to terms with what will be needed to hold COVID-19 at bay, to establish pathways for the food and health systems needed in the future and to advance with the sustainable development agenda (with the 17 sustainable development goals).
9.50 Winning Posters! Dr Katie MacLure, British Computer Society (BCS) Health & Social Care Scotland and the Review Panel
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11.00 Scotland 2021 & Beyond Chair: Ian Welsh, Chief Executive, the ALLIANCE Esther Wilson, Chair, Chartered Institute of Housing Kirsten Urquhart, Depute CEO, Digital Director, Young Scot Donna Henderson, Head of International Engagement Technology Enabled Care and Digital Healthcare Innovation Day 9 Friday 11 December Reflections on DigiFest and Looking to the Future
12.00 Digital Nursing Midwifery and Allied Health Professionals Network – Tomorrow's Digital World Today
Examples of how dNMAHPs have adapted practice via digital solutions covering:
dementia community nursing child health women's health nutrition in care homes cancer care
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13.30 Discover Digital – Next steps for 2021 Discover Digital engages citizens on digital health & wellbeing. As 2020 has highlighted the challenges around digital access and health literacy, join us to learn about our plans in 2021.
Chair: Carmen Paputa-Dutu, Digital Health and Care National Lead, the ALLIANCE
Blythe Robertson, General Manager, Policy & Partnerships, NHS Education for Scotland Digital Service Geraldine Begg, TEC in Housing Programme Coordinator, Scottish Federation of Housing Associations Jimmy Black, Technology Enabled Care Communications Officer, Dundee Volunteer and Voluntary Action Day 9 Friday 11 December Reflections on DigiFest and Looking to the Future
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15.00 The Digital Telecare Playbook - background, use and new developments for this resource
The Playbook launched in October 2019 and is a learning and guidance resource designed to group documentation along pathways for user groups, which provide steppingstones in their transition to digital telecare.
This session will explore the background to this resource, the huge success and support that it has provided Health and Social Care Partnerships across Scotland and also the next development steps for the resource.
David Brown, Business Relationship Manager, Digital Office for Scottish Local Government Thomas Ozers, Project Manager, Digital Telecare, Digital Office for Scottish Local Government Colin McFadyen, Project Manager, Digital Telecare for Scottish Local Government Sharon Hannah, Business Readiness Officer, Digital TelecareEast Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Partnership Nicola Cooper, Digital Lead Alzheimer Scotland Laura Frangapane, Project Officer, Marketing and Communications Digital Office
16.00 Close Other 2020 DigiFest Events By Invitation Only
DigiInventors Wednesday 2 December
The #DigiInventorsChallenge 2020 in association with Glasgow Warriors final will take place as part of Digital Health & Care Fest 2020. The aim of the Challenge is to inspire Scotland’s young people to get and keep active, improve their physical and mental health and happiness by developing ideas into a real digital health and care solution?
In this invitation only event the finalist teams will pitch their digital health and care ideas to our panel of judges before an overall winner is announced.
New Opportunities - Scotland and Peace Plus Wednesday 2 December
This invitation only event will develop ideas and prioritise Health and Social Care proposals for the forthcoming Peace Plus programme which will succeed Interreg VA in 2021. The event will identify new opportunities which maintain and enhance Scotland’s already productive and collaborative relationships with colleagues in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Global Digital Health Innovation Summit Wednesday 2 December
The Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) in Scotland in partnership with Kaiser Permanente, is hosting a virtual Global Digital Health Innovation Summit. This exclusive event is by invitation only and will feature presentations from leading institutions in the digital health and care sector, including the Gates Foundation, the Health Promotion Board and the Commonwealth Centre for Digital Health.
Proactive Telecare Learning Collaborative Wednesday 9 December
The aim of the Learning Collaborative is to maximise learning from the TEC telecare outbound calling tests of change, by creating opportunities: for knowledge exchange; to share learning, experience, ideas, successes and failures; to problem solve; to co-design aspects of their tests. This is the first meeting of the Learning Collaborative, and the session is only open to participating Test of Change sites. Other 2020 DigiFest Events
Digital Inclusion and Social Care Friday 11 December
A discussion session for Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland (CCPS) members. Taking place on Friday the 11th from 10.00 am- 11.30 am. The use of digital technology in our sector has been fundamental to ensuring the people we work with have continuity of support where possible. However, a reliance on digital also has the potential to increase inequality. This session will give CCPS members the opportunity to explore the problem of digital exclusion and discuss what else needs to happen to promote digital inclusion in a social care context.