Welkom bij de studiereis naar Milton Keynes! Samen met experts op het gebied van databeheer en -analyses, kijken we hoe in de toekomst nóg betere voorspellingen en scenario’s gemaakt kunnen worden om met elkaar nummer 1 zorg te leveren.
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Fleur Evers
+31 6 49422523
fleur@cognicum.com
Patrick van der Schaaf
+31 6 8390 4030
patrick@cognicum.com
In twee dagen tijd worden we geheel bijgepraat via inhoudelijke sessies door experts op het gebied van digitale zorg, gegevensuitwisseling, AI en het leveren van datagedreven zorg. Ook krijgen we een update over het One London project, een mooi voorbeeld van regionale samenwerking en we brengen een bezoek aan de gloednieuwe Cleveland Clinic. Naast de inhoudelijke sessies is er ook ruim gelegenheid om de opgedane inzichten met elkaar te bespreken.
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07:20
Vertrek Amsterdam Schiphol (lokale tijd)
07:40
Aankomst in Londen (lokale tijd)
10:00-10:30
Aankomst Cleveland Clinic Hospital
11:00-13:00
Start programma Cleveland Clinic
13:00-14:00
Lunch
14:00-15:00
Hospital Tour
15:00 – 16:30
Vervolg programma Cleveland Clinic
16:30-16:45
Afronding van de sessies
17:00
Inchecken in hotel Thistle Hyde Park
19:00
Diner
Vanaf 07:00
Ontbijt
Vanaf 08:00
Uitchecken hotel Thistle Hyde Park
08:30
Transfer naar Milton Keynes
10:00-10:15
Check-in Red Bull Racing Factory
10:15-10:30
Koffiepauze
10:30-11:30
Terugblik dag 1 / Q&A
11:45-12:30
Lunch
12:30-14:00
Keynotes
12:30-13:15 — How Technology and data makes a winning race strategy, door: Miles Jackson (Technical Consultant at Oracle)
14:15-15:45
Factory Tour Red Bull Racing
15:45-16:30
Koffiepauze en check-out
16:30
Transfer richting Londen Luton luchthaven
20:10
Vertrek London Luton (lokale tijd)
22:20
Aankomst Amsterdam Schiphol (lokale tijd)
Op de eerste dag beginnen we met een referentiebezoek aan de gloednieuwe Cleveland Clinic London, het eerste volledig digitale ziekenhuis in Engeland. Dit doen we aan de hand van keynotes door o.a.:
Eén van de koplopers op het gebied van topsport en data is Red Bull Racing. We bezoeken om die reden de Red Bull Racing Technology Campus, waar we de koppeling maken met de zorg rond de thema’s en het gebruik van geavanceerde data- analyses om de prestaties van coureur en auto continu te verbeteren.
Van real time gegevens van auto’s tijdens de races (zoals snelheid, temperatuur, bandendruk en brandstofverbruik) tot real-time data over de rijstijl van de coureurs. De hoeveelheid data die wordt verwerkt en de snelheid waarmee deze data kan worden toegepast nemen we als inspiratie mee terug naar Nederland.
Keynotes:
How Technology and data makes a winning race strategy, door: Miles Jackson (Technical Consultant at Oracle)
Use of data at Milton Keynes Hospital, door: Craig York (Chief Information Officer at Milton Keynes Hospital)
Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) NHS Foundation Trust is a medium sized general hospital that provides a full range of acute hospital services and an increasing number of specialist services to the growing population of Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas of Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, including Luton, and the areas covered by Cherwell District Council, Oxford City Council and South Oxfordshire District Council.
With around 550 beds and employing more than 4,000 staff, the hospital sees and treats more than 400,000 outpatients and over 100,000 emergency department patients each year, in addition to delivering a wide range of elective (planned) and non-elective procedures.
Topic van de sessies over het Milton Keynes University Hospital
MKUH has spent the last 7 years working on implementing clinical and operational systems with Oracle Health across a broad range of departments. In the last 3 years, MKUH has then worked to ensure that the data captured as part of the care process is being used either for analytics to improve the quality of care and increase efficiency. There have also been expansions in the interoperability offerings within the local area of Milton Keynes and further beyond including interoperability of clinical data across London and surrounding counties. In this presentation, MKUH and Oracle Health will discuss the journey towards becoming a data driven organisation, and how clinical data interoperability is being expanded across the country of England.
In Milton Keynes geniet u van een zorgvuldig samengesteld programma, met een mix van inhoud, inspiratie en netwerken.
Francine has a 25+ year career in leadership roles within both the public and private Healthcare sector, driving efficiencies across all operations and spearheading innovation through new technology. She is experienced working both in house and as a consultant managing large cross functional teams, accomplished at delivering hospital activation and green field capital projects, improving clinical processes, patient outcomes, compliance, quality & safety, medicines optimization and developing clinical services. With an international background, she has worked in British, American, Dutch and UAE health care systems and is a Doctor of Pharmacy.
Most recently, Francine has led on Cleveland Clinic London’s hospital wide operational activation as well as the implementation of a revolutionary fully automated Closed Loop Medicines Optimisation model, the first in the UK, now fully operational. She was awarded both the Cleveland Clinic CEO team award and Team Innovation award for the successful activation of Cleveland Clinic London. Additionally, her team was nominated for the UK 2022 Laing Buisson Innovation award for the implementation of Cleveland Clinic London’s unique closed loop medicines administration and Epic Medicines Management systems.
She holds an Honorary Associate Professorship at The University of Leicester and completed her PharmD and MSc in Clinical Pharmacology at Utrecht & Maastricht University in The Netherlands. In addition, she completed a Certificate in Business Administration at Warwick Business School and a Digital Transformation Leadership module at Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Krieger is a plastic surgeon with more than 30 years of clinical experience with the last decade focused on health informatics leadership. He previously served as the Associate CIO for the Cleveland Clinic enterprise as well as the Co-Director of the Biomedical Research Informatics Management Core of the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative at Case Western Reserve University.
He is a published author and experience healthcare professional with background in both military and civilian healthcare. His clinical interests focus on cosmetic and reconstructive surgery for patients following massive weight loss. Dr. Krieger is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and has earned board certification in Clinical Informatics. He also holds a Master of Management in Clinical Informatics degree from the Duke University Fuqua School of Business.
I am an analytics Leader at CCL- bringing director-level experience with 13+ years’ working in the financial services, healthcare, insurance and life sciences sector. Highly motivated and results-focused as an award-winning business intelligence, data management & technical strategic leader with a proven track record in leading large teams on the delivery of programmes, delivering presentations at data and analytical conferences in the UK and developing analytics platforms at scale.
Kelly joined Oracle as the EMEA Healthcare Industry Lead in summer 22, after nearly 25 years NHS service. Kelly started her career as a midwife in 1998 and went on to lead Health and Care Services at a senior level. She has managed teams in maternity, child health, social care and public health across NHS and Local Government.
Her leadership has led to the creation of award-winning programmes and services including introducing new innovative digital technology to support families throughout pregnancy and childhood.
The impact of her work was recognised in the late Queen Elizabeth II birthday honours 2021, when she was awarded the (MBE) Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Honour for her services to the NHS particularly during Covid 19.
Her passion is to ensure patients, citizens and the workforce have the best digital technology to improve services, support front line delivery and ultimately improve outcomes. She brings a wealth of industry knowledge and patient centric passion to Oracle.
Craig York leads the effort to digitise healthcare and enhance patient care through innovative technology solutions. With over a decade of experience in the healthcare IT sector, Craig has been instrumental in spearheading MKUH’s journey towards becoming a data-driven organisation.
Under Craig’s leadership, MKUH has made significant strides in implementing clinical and operational systems in collaboration with Oracle Health. Over the past seven years, the hospital has worked tirelessly to integrate Oracle Health solutions across various departments, resulting in improved patient care and operational efficiency. In the last three years, Craig has been at the forefront of harnessing the power of data captured during the care process, using advanced analytics to enhance the quality of care and streamline operations.
Craig’s commitment to advancing healthcare extends beyond the hospital’s walls. He has played a pivotal role in expanding interoperability offerings, not only within the local Milton Keynes area but also across surrounding counties. This commitment to clinical data interoperability is shaping the future of healthcare not only for MKUH but for the population of MK and surrounding areas.
As a visionary leader in healthcare technology, Craig York’s expertise and dedication have paved the way for MKUH’s transformation into a data-driven healthcare institution. His presentation alongside Oracle Health at the upcoming event promises to shed light on the remarkable journey towards digitisation and clinical data interoperability, offering valuable insights into the future of healthcare in the UK.
Isaac is a Director for Oracle Health in the UK, with a specific focus on strategic national initiatives working with NHS England and other national bodies. Over the last 5 years, Isaac has led and developed client relationships and programmes with some of Oracle Health’s most strategic customers in the UK, including MKUH and the OneLondon shared care record programme. Isaac has over 12 years’ experience working within technology with 9 years’ being focused specifically on healthcare IT as part of Oracle Health.
Miles Jackson, Oracle employee of 1 year. Works on the technical engagement with Oracle Red Bull Racing, RB Powertrains, and Esports. Previous to Oracle, Miles was in the F1 industry for 15 years so can give some insight into the details around how Oracle and Oracle Red Bull Racing are partnered to win.
Heenreis: British Airways – BA 423
Vertrek: AMS, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol > 07:20
Aankomst LHR, London Heathrow Airport, T5 > 07:40 lokale tijd
Terugreis: Easyjet – EJU7832
Vertrek: Londen Luton > 20:10
Aankomst: AMS Amsterdam Airport Schiphol > 22:20
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