STREAM 3: Healthcare innovation and the future patient experience

11:20

Welcome from the Chair

11:25

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Human-first healthcare: 10 ideas to reduce hospital waiting lists and minimise staff burnout using human-first design

Why design thinking holds the key to patient empowerment, battling care backlogs and beating burnout

Sid Singh

Sid Singh

Professor (Hon) in Digital Health, Institute of Digital Health, Warwick Manufacturing Group, Warwick University, Chief Clinical Informatics Officer CCIO Chief Medical Information Officer CMIO, Consultant Urologist, George Eliot Hospital, Nuneaton

11:45

PANEL DISCUSSION: Innovative ways to tackle the backlog and improve healthcare delivery                                  

Our panellists discuss the impact Covid-19 has had on HSE ‘business as usual’ care delivery, with thousands of patients suffering from the cancellation of their procedures and treatment. We will explore how our already stretched health service can deal with unprecedented demand and discuss solutions for catching up and restoring normal care delivery, while ensuring the needs of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged patients are taken care of.

Dr Thorsten Giesecke

Dr Thorsten Giesecke

General Manager, Commercial Business, Janssen Sciences Ireland UC

Nicola Byrne

Nicola Byrne

CEO, Shine

12:20

Short break

12:25

PANEL DISCUSSION: Innovation in healthcare: Transformative trends to advance patient care

  • How has the pandemic affected business models?
  • What are the priorities for investment?
  • Where is there room for collaboration?
  • Technology solutions for hospitals of the future: will the rise of remote care lead to ‘hospitals without walls’? How could the patient experience evolve and improve?
  • Examples of innovations that are here to stay and scale
  • Privacy and cybersecurity concerns
Myles Murray

Myles Murray

Chief Executive Officer, PMD Solutions

Martin Curley

Martin Curley

Director, Digital Transformation and Open Innovation, HSE

1:00

Lunch