If you missed our recent CPD4IT COnference
'Mobile Medicine: Breaking Down the Barriers' in London last month
WE'RE ORGANISING IT AGAIN FOR
Wednesday, 18 July in CARDIFF, WALES
Venue: University Conference Centre, Birchwood House, Cardiff University, Cardiff.
The programme will feature the new medical mobile device from Intel and key-note speakers include Prof Jonathan Kay (City University) and David Sward (Ireland). The event will look at the likely impact of mobile systems on health delivery and will include input from Cisco and BT. Programme is listed below and registration form attached or can also be downloaded from http://www.cpd4it.org.uk/
PROGRAMME
9.30 WELCOME
Dr Susan Clamp, Director, Yorkshire Centre for Health Informatics
9.35 SETTING THE SCENE - WHY MOBILE MEDICINE?
Dr Justin Whatling, Senior Clinical Advisor, BT Health
10.00 MOBILE MEDICINE - NOW AND IN THE FUTURE
Professor Jonathan Kay, Centre for Health Informatics, City University, London
10.40 Morning Tea
11.00 WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE IMPLEMENTATION GUIDANCE
Cisco
11.30 MOBILE POINT OF CARE
David McCarron, UK Healthcare Solutions Specialist, Intel Digital Health Group
12.00 DISCUSSION
12.20 Lunch
13.00 MEASURING THE BUSINESS VALUE FOR MOBILE POINT OF CARE SOLUTIONS
David Sward, Business Value Specialist, Intel
13.40 LOCATION TRACKING CASE STUDIES
Thierry Guyader, Awarix Visual Control and Location Tracking
14.10 COMMUNITY MOBILE COMPUTING (Case Study)
Martin Jeffries, Head of Public Sector Marketing, Dell UK & Irelandl
14.45 Afternoon Tea
15.00 WHAT ARE THE BARRIERS TO PROGRESS?
Dr Rick Jones, Associate Clinical Director, Yorkshire and the Humber SHA
15.30 OPEN FORUM - NEXT STEPS
Led by Dr Rick Jones, Associate Clinical Director, Yorkshire and the Humber
SHA
16.00 CLOSING MESSAGE
CONFERENCE FEE: £98.00 (includes morning/afternoon teas and lunch)
Please complete attached registration form and send to
Diane Young, Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust, Chemical Pathology, Block 20,
St James’s University Hospital, Beckett Street, Leeds LS9 7TF
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