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One of the key agenda items set out by the new health and social care secretary is to “make Britain a powerhouse for life sciences and medical technology”.
“If we can combine the care of the NHS and the genius of our country’s leading scientific minds, we can develop modern treatments for patients and help get Britain’s economy booming,” Wes Streeting said.
There are already research and NHS organisations partnering to deliver healthcare improvements for citizens. This HSJ webinar, in association with Snowflake, looked at the experience in north west London where the integrated care board and a research team based across Imperial College London and Imperial College Healthcare Trust have worked together along with Paddington Life Sciences to deliver information which can improve population health. It asked:
- What sort of system architecture is needed to enable partners to work together like this? How can additional costs be minimised, given the pressure on both revenue and capital in the NHS, without compromising on deliverability?
- What are the technological and other challenges to sharing information between partners?
- What sort of gains can be realised by collaboration and how can they be used to influence population health?
- How can translational data analytics improve the quality of patient care?
- How can this level of partnership work be replicated elsewhere?
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Panellists
Janet Broome,account director NHS, Snowflake
Janet Broome has worked and provided software solutions to the NHS for more than 25 years. Janet has been helping NHS organisations transform healthcare with data including partnering with NHS Digital to deliver the public-facing covid-19 dashboards and learned first-hand the challenges of scaling data. Janet is passionate about improving patient outcomes with data.
Ben Glampson, deputy director, iCARE Digital Collaboration Space
Ben Glampson is a health informatician and deputy director of iCARE digital collaboration space at Imperial College Healthcare Trust. Ben oversees the ICHT secure data environment, and works to deliver the iCARE vision on improving the health and wellbeing of the North West London population by translating data-driven insights and digital interventions into safe, effective, equitable, and person-centred care.
Erik Mayer, clinical reader at Imperial College London and consultant surgeon at Imperial College Healthcare and the Royal Marsden
Erik Mayer is a clinical reader at Imperial College London and a consultant surgeon at Imperial College Healthcare and the Royal Marsden. He is director of Imperial Clinical Analytics, Research & Evaluation, and the Digital Collaboration Space, Paddington Life Sciences.
He is Imperial College Healthcare’s transformation CCIO (Analytics & Informatics). He chairs the NIHR Imperial Academic Health Science Centre research informatics committee and represents Imperial at the UK Health Data Research Alliance Council. He is the theme lead in the NIHR Imperial Biomedical Research Centre (Digital Health) and the NIHR NWL Patient Safety Research Collaborative and is the programme director of the MSc Health Policy, Centre for Health Policy, and Institute of Global Health Innovation.
Kavitha Saravanakumar, data and analytics lead, NHS North West London Integrated Care System
Kavitha Saravanakumar joined North West London ICS in 2015 as assistant director of data management and has progressed to become the director of business intelligence. Kavitha leads on data and digital initiatives in north west London, predominantly the whole systems integrated care which is the population health management platform. Kavitha has helped progress this into a holistic data ecosystem that supports not only population health management use cases but also BI/system planning as well as research and innovation. Kavitha took a leadership role in establishing a real-world evidence hub, Discover-NOW, in collaboration with our health innovation network in NWL. Kavitha has also led the London secure data environment work and is the lead for the London analytics platform which is a core component of the London health data strategy; this involves rolling out the capabilities developed in NWL to the whole of London.
Alison Moore, contributor, HSJ (webinar chair)
Alison is an HSJ correspondent covering the South East and ambulance services nationally. She has worked in health journalism, mainly as a freelance, for many years and was previously deputy editor of a magazine for doctors.
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