Data-driven approach for proactive Population Health Management
How does a health region leverage health and social care data to move to a preventative model of healthcare? Join us as we discuss the change management and the data architecture needed to drive a digital approach to population health management. The session will focus on the experience of South East London NHS Integrated Care System and how they are taking a data-driven approach to proactively manage their population of 2m people. What have been their lessons learned and where next for their programme or work?
The session will combine insights and sharing experiences working at the forefront of data-driven population health programmes. Join us for interactive session and discussion.
Case NHS South East London
v/Rachael Smith, Population Health & Care Programme, NHS
Rachael has over 20 years’ experience in programme management for the NHS. She currently leads the population health management analytics function within South East London NHS Integrated Care System, maximising ways in which healthcare data is used and ensuring good data quality is in place. This involves working with primary care, mental health, acute and community provider data to leverage actionable and transformative ways of managing patient care. Rachael focuses on developing service strategies and priority areas using the data available in the population health and care system to underpin and guide transformation into actual action.
Meeting advancing health and social care needs
v/Ben Hall, Global Growth Lead for Population Health, Oracle Health International
Ben is passionate about supporting healthcare systems make sense of their health data and how it is used to transform care delivery at individual, regional and national levels. He is working closely with regional health authorities and national governments, to provide solutions and services that meet advancing health and social care needs.
Round table discussion
v/Ben Hall, Global Growth Lead for Population Health, Oracle Health International & Rachael Smith, NHS South East London – Integrated Care Board & Sari Palojoki, Internasjonal digitalisering, Finlands helsedepartement
Moderator: Stein Olav Skrøvseth, National center for e-health research
This session is in cooperation with Oracle Health
