13/02/2019

  • Bevan Brittan Workforce Forum -  Digitalisation, Automation and the Healthcare Workforce

    We would be delighted if you would like to join us at this discussion.

    When:         Wednesday 13 February 2019. 

    Registration from 5.30pm, Event 6.00 - 7.30pm, followed by drinks and  Canapés

    Where:        Prince Philip House, 3 Carlton House Terrace, St James, London, SW1Y 5DG 

    Digital modernisation and the warmth of human interaction are both essential for health services to thrive. What changes are we already seeing, what does the future hold, and how will the workforce have to adapt?    

    Med Tech, from wearables and implantables to telemedicine, virtual reality, AI and beyond, together with the use of Big and Smart Data and block chain have the potential to revolutionise healthcare over the next 30 years.       

    In some areas, digital innovations are already having a disruptive impact but how have these technologies affected the workforce, and what can be expected in the near future? How are roles likely to change? How will a future workforce work alongside automated processes, using advanced digital tools? What can be done to improve training and plug skills gaps? How can organisations use digital interventions alongside their workforce to improve processes and minimize challenges of staff shortage and retention?     

    We will be joined by Mark Britnell, our keynote speaker, and a panel of experts to discuss the issues.     

    Mark Britnell is the Global Chairman & Senior Partner for Healthcare, Government & Infrastructure at KPMG International and author of In Search of the Perfect Health System (2015).     

    Mark is one of the foremost global experts on healthcare systems. He spent 20 years in the NHS and has led healthcare organisations at local, regional, national and global levels – provider and payer, public and private. In his next book, Human: Solving the global workforce crisis in healthcare, Mark calls for a reframing of the global debate about health and national wealth, and invites us to deal with this problem in new and adaptive ways that drive economic and human prosperity. Harnessing technology, it asks us to reimagine new models of care and levels of workforce agility.     

    The session will be chaired by Jodie Sinclair, Partner, Bevan Brittan LLP

    Our panel will include expert contributors including:

    • Andy Shettle, Chief Product Officer- Selenity. A fast developing tech company providing innovative cloud technologies, including Expenses and ER Tracker, particularly in the health sector.
    • Anton Fishman, a former educational psychologist, HR&OD coach, consultant and advisor, with a wealth of expertise and knowledge of digital opportunities.
    • James Freed- Chief Information Officer, Health Education England. His career has taken him through Cancer Research, Change Management and Standards development. As well as being a CIO, he is currently the Director of a Programme responsible for delivering digital readiness to the three million staff in Health and Care in England under the aegis of the Personalised Health and Care 2020 Portfolio.

    This session is aimed at HR Directors, Directors of Workforce/People and Chief Information Officers. If you are interested in attending, please e-mail either Jennifer.green@bevanbrittan.com or Jodie.sinclair@bevanbrittan.com. 

    Please note that we are limited in the number of spaces at each event. Please register your interest and we will confirm your space in advance of the session.  

    FAQs                            

    Where can I contact the organiser with any questions? Please email us at events@bevanbrittan.com and a member of our events team will be in touch with you within 3 working days                            

    I really want to attend but can't make the date. Will you repeat this event? Even though we may not repeat the specific event we will be holding other events that may be of relevance to you so please email events@bevanbrittan.com with your chosen areas of interest.

     

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