Keynote – How can digital make putting the patient first reality?
18 March, 09:45am, Patient Engagement & Outcomes Stage
Placing patients and their carers at the centre of health and care planning and delivery will be a central tenant of the 10-year plan. Hear from leading individuals in patient centric organisations on how digital and data can both empower and engage patients.

Rachel Power, Chief Executive, The Patients Association

Spotlight on CNIO, Midwifery, Pharmacy and AHP: How the roles continuing to evolve and identify opportunities for further collaboration
18 March, 10:00am, Digital Nursing Summit
In this spotlight session the digital national leadership team for nursing, midwifery, AHPs and pharmacy will discuss the about the opportunities and challenges ahead for health and care. Attendees will explore the continued evolution and development of existing roles and provide the audience with the opportunity to quiz the experts.

Helen Balsdon, Chief Nursing Information Officer, NHS England

Integrated Care Spotlight Session: Professor Stephen Powis
18 March, 12:20am, Integrated Care Stage
The NHS’ most senior medic will take part in a fireside chat on the Integrated Care Stage discussing how to support innovation throughout the NHS and the role digital will play in the NHS 10-year plan.

Prof Stephen H Powis, National Medical Director, NHS England and Professor of Renal Medicine, University College London

Community nursing – community nursing in the digital age
18 March, 12:30pm, Digital Nursing Summit
Dr Crystal Oldman will introduce the panel by reflecting on where community nursing is working well, what the aspirations are the challenges that need to be outcome.

Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive, The Queen’s Nursing Institute

Understanding Clinical Safety Governance and Standards
18 March, 16:30pm, Digital Nursing Summit
Three different NHS organisations will share how they have imbedded clinical safety. Attendees will leave the session with a comprehensive understanding of what digital clinical safety means and processes that they can embed in their own organisations.

Tosin Akinlabi, Clinical Safety Officer, University Hospitals of Northamptonshire
Jacqueline Bzdyk, Head of Service: National Clinical Safety Assurance Service, NHS National Services Scotland
Rachel Rayner, Associate CCIO, Midlands Partnership FT

Panel Discussion: Nurses @ Rewired: Using AI tools to reduce the administrative burden
19 March, 10:00am, Digital Nursing Summit
Join this discussion to identify AI tools and digital strategies for reducing administrative workloads on nurses and the wider clinical community. Identify where change needs to happen and what can be done quickly and cost effectively.

Robin Carpenter, Head of AI Governance and Policy, Newtons Tree
Chair: Hayley Grafton, Chief Nursing Information Officer, University Hospitals of Leicester and Editor of The Royal Marsden Manual Edition 10