International digital health and care congress 2014 - Breakouts: Friday, Session Three

1. Breakout sessions
Friday, Session Three

2. F3A: Digital services to support carers and care planning
Presentation Speaker
Carers Assistive Technology Service James Casey, Manager, Hull Churches
Home from Hospital Service
Stress Resilience Programme Nigel Hughes, Patient Experience
Facilitator Carers, Cardiff and Vale
University Health Board
iplanit- Digitally enabling Service
Transformation
Declan Kelly, Chief Executive, Aspirico

3. F3B: Remote telimonitoring across different settings
Presentation Speaker
Cost utility analysis of long-term tele-
monitoring of patients with DMT2:
results of the Greek pilot of the renewing
health multicenter pragmatic
randomized trial
Dr Alexandra Bargiota, Assistant Professor
of Endocrinology, Head of the
Department of Endocrinology and
Metabolic Diseases, University Hospital of
Larissa, Greece.
Demonstrating the value of the use of
EncoreAnywhere with remote wireless
technology in NIV and sleep therapy.
Sara Parsons, Chief Clinical Physiologist
for Respiratory Physiology, Lung Function
and Sleep Unit, St Georges Healthcare
NHS Trust

4. F3C: Delivering therapy via an online platform
Presentation Speaker
Development of an online platform to
support the self-management of
symptoms and promote the wellbeing of
people with cardiovascular disease (CVD)
Abigail Clifton, Research Assistant, King’s
College London
Using digital technology to widen access
to evidence-based interventions for
substance misuse: Implementation of
Breaking Free Online in community
services and prisons
Dr Sarah Elison, Head of Research,
Breaking Free Online
Jonathan Ward, Managing Director,
Breaking Free Online

5. F3D: Exploring barriers to telehealth adoption
Presentation Speaker
Understanding the operational, organisational
and financial challenges in telehealth adoption
through multi-disciplinary collaborative
research
Dr Lizzie Coates, MALT Study
Manager, School of Health and
Related Research (ScHARR), The
University of Sheffield
Does telehealth promote self-care? A
qualitative study examining the experience of
older people using telehealth for long-term
condition management
Olubukola Oguntuase, Research
Assistant, School of Health and
Related Research (ScHARR), The
University of Sheffield
Digital Health: A University led Strategic
Approach to Transform
Healthcare in Salford, UK
Shahid Ali, GP and Professor of
Digital Health, University of Salford

6. F3E: Digital support for rehabilitation and increased activity
Presentation Speaker
The Use of Apps to Support Pelvic Floor
Muscle Exercise
Kate Stephen, PhD Student, University of
the Highlands and Islands
Individualized Telerehabilitation for heart
patients across municipalities, hospitals
and medical disciplines: preliminary
findings from the Teledialog project
Birthe Dinesen, Associate professor, PhD,
Master in Political Science, Laboratory of
Telehealth & Telerehabilitation, SMI,
Department of Health Science and
Technology, Aalborg University, Denmark

7. F3F: Lessons from the adoption of paperless records
Presentation Speaker
Aintree University Hospital NHS
Foundation Trust rolls out new electronic
medical records system to improve the
quality of patient care
Professor Mike Pearson , Professor of
Clinical Evaluation, University of Liverpool
Innovation in Digital Healthcare in St
Helens and Knowsley
Judith Nicholson, Assistant Director of
Business Transformation, St. Helens &
Knowlsey NHS Trust
Digital patient-controlled records in end
of life care
Dr Lloyd Humphreys, Business
Development, Patients Know Best