Telehealth Essentials 2009

Free Seminar

Telehealth Essentials 2009
Building the Business Case for Telehealth

Wednesday 27 May 2009, Institute of Directors, London
Tuesday 30 June 2009, The Met Hotel, Leeds

A new model for health provision is required to meet the challenges of greater personalisation of care and an ageing population, that are placing increasing demands on health and social care resources. Telehealth technology could support the shift to a new model of care closer to the home and with improved efficiency and timeliness of management.

These seminars are aimed at commissioners and providers who are seeking to build the business case for telehealth technology as a way and means of improving the quality and effectiveness of healthcare locally.

Register now to participate in one of these interactive seminars to determine what healthcare and business advantages telehealth could bring to your organisation, the key drivers and barriers to implementing telehealth, and how to build and develop metrics for making the business case for telehealth. The interactive breakout sessions will enable you to work with industry experts on your own challenges and develop individual action plans.

Programme

• Delivering healthcare in the community - meeting the challenges of telehealth
  Dave McCarron,
  EMEA Healthcare Manager, Digital Health Group, Intel
  
  
• Making a business case for telehealthTony Corrigan,
  Business Value Specialist, IT Innovation, Intel
  Michael Frayne⁺,
  Deputy Chief Executive / Director of Performance,
  Southport & Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust
  
  
• Breakout session : Business case development
• The need for evidence and evaluation?
  Professor James Barlow,
  Chair in Technology and Innovation Management, Imperial College Business School
  
  
• Breakout session : Models for measuring success
  
• Summary

⁺Michael Frayne will only be presenting at the Leeds event.

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