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Welcome to the second episode featuring Min Lee, co-founder of the Humin app. She takes us through her start-up journey, highlighting challenges and the motivation behind the idea to create an app aimed at supporting and tracking people's mental health and well-being. Explore the intersection of mental health and technology and their unity for a common cause. Tune in to learn about her own personal experiences in coping with mental health. She shares insightful tips and advice for all aspiring entrepreneurs. About the guest speaker: Min Lee – Co- Founder of Humin Min is a user researcher at NHS England. She previously worked in the NHSX as a business analyst, and in a mental healthcare start-up as a market analyst. She majored in neuroscience and mental health during her Biomedical Science and Management degree at Imperial College London, before pursuing a master's in healthcare technologies at King's College London. Host: Omkar Singh, Student Enterprise Officer, Anglia Ruskin University. Resources and Information: Sign up for exclusive Humin's app testing for ARU students: t.ly/jWK1K Humin website: https://humin.uk Min's eating disorder recovery story:    / @humin_mentalhealth   (also available on Spotify "The Humin Podcast") Humin Instagram: @humin_mh

Kîsik Whiskeyjack Kîsik is originally from the Saddle Lake Cree nation, but now resides in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.Kîsik is a former board member of the Edmonton 2 Spirit Society. They have a background in youth work and frontline with high risk populations. Wîya (3rd person pronoun in Cree) is pursuing a Bachelors In Education. They are also a member of the IndigiHauz of Beaver Hills, which is a local Indigenous Drag Troupe of 2 spirit performance artists. Kîsik has been sober for 4 1/2 years and on this episode they courageously share their story for those still struggling.https://instagram.com/indigihauz?igshid=MDE2OWE1N2Q=https://instagram.com/kisik.whiskeyjack?igshid=MDE2OWE1N2Q=https://www.tiktok.com/@kisik.whiskeyjack?_t=8WqVbuEpwgI&_r=1Support the show

Join DrGandalf and the team from TPP as they share the plans for enabling and using patient prospective record access on SystmOne. Join S1 FBUG22 : https://bit.ly/S1FBUG22TPP Guide (need NHSFutures access): https://future.nhs.uk/connect.ti/NHSX...Redmoor health Digital Journey Planner: https://youtu.be/cpt93xtlY3ERedmoor DJP link: https://digitaljourneyplanner.co.ukExample of safer access: https://tinyurl.com/HTMCEnablingAcces...RCGP patient access guide: https://www.rcgp.org.uk/News/Patient-...NHS Digital guides: https://digital.nhs.uk/services/nhs-a...00:00 Intro01:52 The focus02:38 Prospective record access05:00 Functionality guide07:30 Discussing the new funcJoin us at the TPP S1 FBUG 2022 conferenceRegister: https:bit.ly/S1FBUG22 Join the Medics Money New To GP partnership course for the leaders in finance, wellbeing, workload management, and your peers on the same journey to become a safe, effective, healthy GP partner. Join at medicsmoney.co.uk/gpcourse and reference eGPlearning

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“Clinicians are holding people's lives in their hands, and so for me data is about making sure they have all the information they need about where an individual comes from, their living circumstances and their family history, whilst also having the benefit of what clinical best practise will tell you to do or some of the large pattern analysis you can only do in very large populations.”  In this week's episode of The G Word, Chris Wigley is joined by Catherine Pollard, NHSX Director of Tech Policy and Curator of One Health Tech Cambridge Hub.   They discuss NHSX, involving patient groups in decision making and digital development in health and social care. The also talk about One Health Tech Cambridge and equality and diversity in health innovation.  

Today Steve catches up with Richard Wyatt-Haines, Director of HCI, the digital health company transforming digital health solutions by increasing clinicians capacity to care. Richard Wyatt-Haines is the founder and director of HCI, a digital health company who work closely with NHS Trusts to transform healthcare using digital solutions to improve patient education, support remote consultations, reduce unnecessary outpatient appointments and increase clinicians' capacity to care. Richard is a driven entrepreneur who has grown HCI from a video production company to one of only a few digital health organisations that have been awarded a national NHS contract. HCI has produced and implemented the largest collection of health and care information videos in the UK and plays a key part in developing new technological solutions for the NHS, including the national health and care video library made free for NHS use during COVID-19 by NHSX.

Join Lisa as she sits down for a bumper episode of UX Soup with Irina Bolychevsky, (Director of Standards and Interoperability at NHSx) as they talk about the essential and challenging role of standardization in digital healthcare to combat interoperability issues and how the NHS is taking on the challenge so that digital information can seamlessly integrate across multiple departments, multiple processes, and multiple users. https://www.linkedin.com/in/irina-bolychevsky/?miniProfileUrn=urn%3Ali%3Afs_miniProfile%3AACoAAAH5kO0Byj4_0iy4aevrYmopWsZv2mWSY8g (Irina Bolychevsky on LinkedIn) https://www.nhsx.nhs.uk/ (NHSx) Send us your thoughts on interoperability in digital healthcare or ask us anything by emailing us at UXSoup@strategyanalytics.com. https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisschreiner/ (Chris on LinkedIn) https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-cooper-556343135/ (Lisa on LinkedIn) https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-franganillo-luque/ (Diana on LinkedIn) https://sa-ux.com/ (Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice)

Dione Rogers, CNIO Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, and Holly Carr, Nurse, a nurse at Sheffield Children's Hospital and Florence Nightingale Fellow at NHSX, have both been diagnosed with dyslexia. Through their diagnosis and interest in health technology, the two have formed a mentorship to support each other professionally and also personally. In this episode they share their story with host Andrea Downey, including how they use technology to manage their diaries, workload and out of the box thinking - something Carr likens to fireworks.

This month we are exploring recovery. As Cassidy has been busy finishing her dissertation, join Cerys as they learn how to recover through stories about long Covid community led research, transformative technology in the NHS, and a memorial garden built by students in the Institute of Education. With thanks to our guest speakers: Dr Owain Rhys Hughes is the founder and CEO of Cinapsis. He has over 13 years of experience working as a doctor and he is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. Cinapsis SmartReferrals is an NHSX-approved platform that makes it easy for clinicians to communicate and share information to make smarter patient referrals. Currently used by 16 NHS Trusts across the UK, Cinapsis' secure platform gives GPs, paramedics, optometrists and NHS 111 operators immediate access to specialist advice, resulting in more efficient triage, faster decision-making and fewer unnecessary referrals. Dr Athena Akrami Dr Athena Akrami joined the faculty at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre, UCL, in October 2018. She obtained her BA in Biomedical Engineering from Tehran Polytechnic (Amirkabir University of Technology) and her PhD in Computational Neuroscience from International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA, Trieste), with Alessandro Treves. She was a postdoctoral fellow at SISSA where she worked with Mathew Diamond, and then at Princeton University where she was a Howard Hughes Medical Institute fellow and worked with Carlos Brody on Parametric Working Memory. After contracting COVID-19 in March 2020, Athena developed long COVID and was integral in uniting long COVID sufferers and conducting research that has been key for the understanding and treatment of long covid symptoms. Dr Susan McGrath Dr Susan McGrath is an Honorary Fellow of the Centre for Post-14 Education and Work at the Institute of Education. Her research focus on young people's decision-making shows how teachers, parents, schools and employers influence education and career choices. In the wider UCL community, Susan is better known for her work as project lead of the IOE Gardens, including Sarah's Garden and the Bar Terrace. The gardens make a significant contribution to the UCL Biodiversity Plan and, in keeping with the IOE's global status, operate as an outdoor classroom with a distinctly international flavour.

A care home manager and a care home owner in Lancashire share their pandemic experiences and talk about plans to improve the way information about patients flows between the NHS and social care. They are part of a programme to introduce digital systems which can be accessed by different parts of the NHS and social care, made possible with funding from NHSx. Our guests are Dawn Johnson, manager of Oaklands Nursing Home in Burnley; and Jim Page, owner of Turfcote Manor care home in Rossendale, Lancashire, who talk to the Innovation Agency's Caroline Kenyon. The Innovation Agency Care Homes Safety Network is open to everyone working in care homes and in roles connecting with care homes. Meetings take place four times a year, promoting collaboration and co-production of new procedures in high quality care, managing deterioration and medicine safety. To join the network, please email: connie.sharrock@innovationagencynwc.nhs.uk.

In this episode, Jason talks to Giuseppe Sollazzo, Deputy Director and Head of AI Skunkworks and Deployment at NHSX. They discuss how data and predictive analytics have changed the world of healthcare for the better, and why it is so important to always keep innovating in the field of data. Giuseppe shares his background, how he began working in data, how data in the medical field has evolved and how the work of NHSx fits into NHS' overall data strategy.

In this episode, Sarah talks to Giuseppe Sollazzo about why he cares about data quality. From one of his earliest roles, which involved working with healthcare data in Italy, to his current role at NHSX and much in between, Giuseppe shares his insights, experience and hopes for data quality.    Giuseppe is Deputy Director & Head of AI Skunkworks at NHSX; one of the organisers of Open Data Camp and author of the weekly newsletter Quantum of Sollazzo. Links Giuseppe on Twitter @puntofisso NHSX on twitter @NHSX Swirrl on twitter @swirrl NHSX website Swirrl website AI Skunkworks with links to all blogs, case studies, etc CogX recording Quantum of Sollazzo newsletter DAMA Open Data Camp John Burn-Murdoch on Twitter @jburnmurdoch 

In this episode of our Digital Boards season, Saffron Cordery speaks with national NHS leaders Navina Evans, Health Education England chief executive, and Sonia Patel, NHSX chief information officer, about digital acceleration, tackling health inequalities in digital, what trust boards should prioritise to progress their digital maturity and how trusts can support their workforce during digital transformation.

Better use of data is key to more effective government. Across government, teams are doing fascinating work with data. But those projects don’t get the attention they deserve. At this month's event, the 18th in our series, the speakers presented their data projects in an exciting, quickfire format. Each set of speakers had eight minutes, followed by eight minutes of questions from the audience. Our speakers were: Matthew Gould, CEO at NHSX and Baroness Kate Rock, discussing 'Has Covid changed how government thinks about data?' Pamela Dow, Executive Director, Government Skills and Curriculum Unit in the Cabinet Office, on how Covid has helped the civil service rethink how data is used to make decisions. May-N Leow, Head of Local Digital Collaboration Unit at MHCLG, on levelling up the local government response to Covid with data. Doug Gurr, former CEO at Amazon UK, and government adviser, on the lessons government has learned about data in the past year and how we can build for the future. The event was chaired by Gavin Freeguard, associate at the Institute for Government.

Members of the Digital Health Advisory Panel, James Reed, CCIO Network chair; Ade Byrne, CIO Network chair; Anne Marie Cunningham of the CCIO Network; and Jon Hoeksma, Digital Health's editor-in-chief, take a look at plans to reform the NHS. It follows proposed plans for NHSX to be merged into a 'transformation directorate' and a government white paper for health and care that aims to deliver a more joined up health and care system, capitalising on better use of data during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Last year we recorded an edition of Unplugged with special guest host Hannah Crouch, Digital Health's editor, who invited a panel to discuss whether they think the two organisations should join together. The panel was made up of, Luke Redman, Regional Director Digital Transformation, NHS London; Philip Graham, Digital Programme Director Blackpool Teaching Hospitals; and Mandy Griffin, Director Digital Health, The Health Informatics Service, as well as senior reporter and regular podcast host Andrea Downey. Tune in to hear them discuss whether NHS Digital and NHSX should merge.

Our latest episode of Digital Health Unplugged takes a look at the NHSX programme 'What Good Looks Like' - a programme that aims create a common vision for good digital practice across health and care. But will it work? Discussing what is needed for the programme to be successful are: Jonathan Kay, chair of Faculty of Clinical Informatics David Hancock, Healthcare Executive Advisor at InterSystems Marcus Baw, GP and member of Digital Health's CCIO Advisory Panel Hannah Crouch, editor of Digital Health

In this episode, we spoke with Dr Simon Eccles, who is the Deputy CEO at NHSX and national NHS Chief Clinical Information Officer for Health and Care. We spoke about Simon's career journey to date which has led him to be a clinician who is dedicated to service transformation. We discuss the democratising of information in healthcare, and the future of quality improvement. We also discuss the question - is transformation in the NHS synonymous with improvement? Dr Eccles spoke at the RSM's 'Big Data, Big Change' event 2020. Find out more about the RSM digital council: http://rsm.ac/dhsectionpodcast. Follow us: #RSMdigihealth

Global Health Advisor Dr. Sam Shah is back on the Old Fox Young Fox podcast, this time focusing on medical innovation in the NHS and globally. We talk Covid-19 vaccines, what we've learned about the virus so far, how the healthcare system has responded to the increased load and what it is like to work on the frontline, in a medical clinic, day to day. This is a far-ranging conversation and we cover a lot of interesting ground, including the role of data in current and future healthcare, the public-private partnership and how we all have a role to play in staying healthy. Then we take a global view and look to China, India, New Zealand, the USA, the UK and beyond for examples of medical innovation and both the benefits and risks that such a rapidly evolving world brings with it. About the show: Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world. Check out Ollie's new show: https://problembusters.fm (Problem Busters) Show mentions: https://www.oldfoxyoungfox.com/episode/an-insiders-guide-to-covid-19-with-dr-sam-shah (An insider's guide to Covid-19 with Dr. Sam Shah) 02:30 hope the vaccine gets to the people who need it most Event: The future of healthcare technology innovation in Dubai nhs england NHSX Google Deep Mind project in the NHS 07:00, 08:30 NHS as a philosophy, assets and IP and ownership Facebook and their accumulation of big data 10:00 Google Deep mind in the NHS 11:00 Private suppliers to the NHS 12:00 willingly giving our data WhatsApp and widespread clinical use. There is so much to be gained by clinicians sharing knowledge. 13:00, 14:00-14:41 data safety and sharing of data safely http://Ciitizen.com (Ciitizen.com) startup 16:00 Move the power from the system to the citizen 16:55, 18:00 - 18.00 NHSX role in data handling and privacy NHS Digital Department of Health England 21:00 smart cities as an example of data being used healthfully Department of sport, Department of pensions Smart cities and the Internet of things (IoT) as an inspiration for big data in health 23:00 China and how big data was used during Covid-19 6:30, 27:45 Nudging as a technique to change behaviour, turn the system in the same way FitBit and Google's purchase of FitBit 29.27 The system is worn down and needs proper investment beyond toys, the model we need 31:30 we should pay and promote wellness rather than pay for sickness, is the Chinese model more effective in this way? 33:00 role of technology in helping during diagnosis or care 35:45 diagnosis and when to test 37:00, 38:31 Australia embracing technology in remote diagnosis Flight Forward drone delivery of medication in the USA Images of skin such as Mole map 38:00 lots of technology can assist, it is about risk profile Stephen Fry and his experience of being tested for Cancer 39:40 Stephen Fry and his experience helping lead to more testing Clare Oliver and the campaign to ban sunbeds in Australia 54gene and the need to ensure racial equality in gene therapy research 46:00 inequity in health and the need to undertake development of drugs that benefit the communities they need to help The human genome project The 100,000 genomes project 51:00 - 52:00 edit out lack of a question and answer Compulsory vaccinations and caution around due process in testing Population-based genetic studies The Covid-19 vaccine 56:00 people have a right to be treated as adults and given information to be able to make a choice Genetically modified food and drought resistant crops Hims and mail order prescriptions Online healthcare, benefits and risks 01:03:00 Online healthcare as a technology, risks and benefits Medications from eBay and Alibaba Amazon Care and the virtual healthcare service 01:06:45 Incentives to employers could be interesting. Amazon care, USA and UK models for involvement of employers in healthcare provision The Quakers and... Support this podcast

This week's Sunday Session features Dr Indra Joshi, once an emergency medicine physician and now the Director of AI at NHSX. James and Indra discuss her background and how she came to lead the AI efforts for NHSX, along with some of the specific projects that NHSX are undertaking to increase the adoption of AI into the UK healthcare system. Once of these projects is the AI in Healthcare Award, which is encouraging applications from companies across triage, imaging, screening, and intelligent operational automation. The second round is now open for applications until 8 December 2020 and winners can grab a share of the £140M split between all the rounds. Indra's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/indra-joshi-87b74911a/ NHSX's AI in healthcare award: https://www.england.nhs.uk/aac/what-we-do/how-can-the-aac-help-me/ai-award/round-2-ai-in-health-and-care-awards/= Healthtech Pigeon Newsletter

In this latest episode of the Agilisys podcast, we welcome Catherine Pollard, Director of the National Centre of Expertise at NHSX and Paul Malcolm, Head of Healthcare at Agilisys, to discuss why the UK needs a digitally enhanced care sector, if it is to thrive. In this podcast we also discuss the roadmap that will help us tap into the potential of technology and importantly, what this means when it comes to skills. Questions discussed in this episode include: Why do we need a digitally enhanced care sector? What technologies will really drive digital transformation? How will they improve the situation? What's holding back technology adoption? With that in mind, what does the roadmap/journey entail if we are to achieve a digitally enhanced care sector? What role will NHSX play in this? As a result of all that's going on, do you expect to see the care sector becoming much more of a single system/service? How does the care sector attract staff with the right skills – or is it more a case of focusing on training and skills development?

In this latest episode of the Agilisys podcast, we welcome Catherine Pollard, Director of the National Centre of Expertise at NHSX and Paul Malcolm, Head of Healthcare at Agilisys, to discuss why the UK needs a digitally enhanced care sector, if it is to thrive. In this podcast we also discuss the roadmap that will help us tap into the potential of technology and importantly, what this means when it comes to skills. Questions discussed in this episode include: Why do we need a digitally enhanced care sector? What technologies will really drive digital transformation? How will they improve the situation? What's holding back technology adoption? With that in mind, what does the roadmap/journey entail if we are to achieve a digitally enhanced care sector? What role will NHSX play in this? As a result of all that's going on, do you expect to see the care sector becoming much more of a single system/service? How does the care sector attract staff with the right skills – or is it more a case of focusing on training and skills development?

This episode of Old Fox Young Fox features Dr. Sam Shah, a Global Digital Health Advisor and former Director of NHSX. We summarise what we know about Covid-19 so far and take a long, hard look at good, the bad and the ugly of the state of healthcare in the UK and globally. As we enter into a second northern hemisphere winter living with Covid-19 and all the concerns that brings, what have we learned about the virus and how to prevent it? Is our public healthcare service up to the task and are our Government helping or hindering the delivery of healthcare to those who need it most? Dr. Shah is outspoken, incredibly knowledgable and is passionate about the need for equal access to healthcare as a basic human right. He raises serious questions about the state of our Government and the former Management Consultants now lining the upper echelons of many public service departments. This is an episode not to be missed and one that echoes the experiences of many countries during this pandemic and during this current experiment in Populism in many nations. About the show: Old Fox Young Fox is an intergenerational conversation between Jeremy Woolwich and Oliver Happy, one that explores the impacts of a rapidly changing world. Check out Ollie's new show: https://problembusters.fm (Problem Busters) Show mentions: How we have handled Covid-19 in the UK The Swedish, Taiwanese, New Zealand and American experiences of Covid-19 What he have learned about Covid-19 Reducing health inequalities The structure of healthcare in the UK Corruption in the UK public service The rise of Populism in governments The role of technology and innovation in healthcare https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/public-health-england (Public Health England) https://www.england.nhs.uk/ (NHS England) (National Health Service) https://www.thelancet.com (The Lancet) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nature_(journal) (Nature journal) https://orcahealth.com/ (Orca Health) http://www.instituteofhealthequity.org/resources-reports/healthy-places-healthy-lives#:~:text=Healthy%20Places%2C%20Healthy%20Lives%20'enables,inequalities%20within%20their%20own%20environment (Healthy places, healthy lives initiative) https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/medicines-and-healthcare-products-regulatory-agency (MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency)) . About our guest: Dr. Sam Shah is a Global Digital Health Advisor whose interests span digital health, clinical leadership and public health. He works with both private and public organisations such as the UK's NHS (National Health Service). He is a founder of the Faculty of Future Medicine at Ulster University. Sam was previously Director of Digital Development for NHS England and NHSX, where he was responsible for digitisation programmes including a flagship project to digitise urgent care in the NHS. Sam lives and works in South East England and is a practicing clinician to this day. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-shah-nhs/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-shah-nhs/) . Related episodes: https://www.oldfoxyoungfox.com/episode/is-democratic-capitalism-still-working (Is Democratic Capitalism still working? With Tim Loughton MP) https://www.oldfoxyoungfox.com/episode/danger-psychopaths-at-work-with-dr-shoshana-garfield (Danger! Psychopaths at work with Dr Shoshana Garfield) Promo photo by https://unsplash.com/@yohannlibot?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText (Yohann LIBOT) on https://unsplash.com/s/photos/covid-19?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText (Unsplash) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Support this podcast

La pandemia è ancora in corso, una seconda ondata sta preoccupando tutto il mondo e le curve epidemiche stanno mostrando una accelerazione esponenziale dei contagi dappertutto. Il dibattito sull'importanza del contact tracing e sul funzionamento delle App è ancora in corso, ma questi strumenti sono l'unica strada perseguibile poiché non ci sono difese per un virus che si propaga velocemente prima che appaiono i sintomi, e quindi la tempestività di intervento diventa un fattore critico. Con la pandemia in corso, saltano i sistemi sanitari mondiali e siamo costretti ad andare in lockdown perché gli ospedali devono funzionare per tutte le patologie.Luca Ferretti si sta occupando di questo tema dall'inizio della pandemia e in questo video presenta i suoi paper e ne discute con Aureliano Stingi, Domenico Somma, Thomas e Gianluca. Luca Ferretti e' Ricercatore Senior in statistica genetica e dinamica dei patogeni presso il Big Data Institute dell'Università di Oxford (UK). La sua ricerca applica approcci interdisciplinari tra epidemiologia, genetica e evoluzione dei patogeni a malattie infettive virali come AIDS, afta epizootica e peste suina africana. Al momento lavora su epidemiologia di COVID-19 e tracciamento digitale dei contatti, di cui ha mostrato per primo l'utilità. Membro della task-force contro il COVID-19 del Ministero dell'Innovazione, ha supportato sia il NHSX inglese che il Ministero dell'Innovazione nello sviluppo di app per il tracciamento dei contatti.Su twitter è @LucaFerrettiEvo

This week Charles is joined by Sarah Ticho - founder of Hatsumi and the healthcare lead at Immerse UK. From staff welfare and training to mental health, social prescribing, PTSD, COPD and diagnosing ADHD, Charles and Sarah discuss various possible scenarios for using VR in medicine. Listen in to hear about this, NHSX‘s VR strategy and much more! Get in touch with emteqlab: www.emteqlabs.com | info@emteqlabs.com Get in touch with the guest - Sarah Ticho: https://www.hatsumivr.com/who-we-are

Sam Shah is our guest in this week's episode. He's on the panel at the conference in October. Dr Shah is a Global Clinical and Digital Adviser, NHS Clinician, former Director of Digital Development for NHSX, and the Financial Times 4th most influential UK BAME tech leader 2019.Sam talks about one of the public health projects he worked on that's still very close to his heart, Healthy Places, Heavy Lives, which aimed to reduce health inequalities. He discusses the fact that health issues are complex, and why we don't always need more clinicians, instead we need a better way of tackling the wider social determinants.Sam shares his belief that people should always be at the heart of digital development, and discusses the balancing act in healthcare around the clinical, emotional, and practical needs of patients.We move on to discuss telehealth, its fast adoption during the pandemic, and the risk of omitting people who can't access these services and driving a new inequality.Sam also talks about the lack of diversity in leadership roles within the health service, why inclusivity means better outcomes for everyone, and shares his ideas on how the public health sector can be made more diverse and representative of our wider society. We loved talking to Sam and we hope you enjoy the episode. To get in touch with Sam, go to his LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-shah-nhs/To catch his contribution on the panel at the Anthropology + Technology Conference on 9th October, get your ticket at anthtechconf.co.uk.And check out Sam's conversation with Dr James Somauroo on the Health-Tech podcast.

After hosting and attending several online conferences recently, Andy and Gandhi share their tips on how to get the best from attending an online conference and running virtual ones. Today… Talk about Some stories in the news that caught our attentionOnline conferences - Had a great time hosting the first S1 FBUG Online Summit - learnt a lot and will share Quick Shout out to @JoeTidy - BBC cyber security reports - spoke to about 2017 NHSCyberAttack - Hi JoeBristol medtech society https://www.facebook.com/pg/bristolmedtechJacey Melody and Sonali Kinra - long time listeners and patreonsDr Minal Bakhai and providersSurina Chibber from MyLocum MangerGreat eGPLearning Content….Digital first providers guideTop tip for Story in the news…http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/gps-should-do-all-consultations-remotely-going-forward-says-health-secretary/20041246.articleGPs should do 'all' consultations remotely going forward, says health secretaryMatt Hancock always been a fan of online consultation - vindicates that positionGood to have air cover for increased appointmentsCan we go too far?What is being missed?Have we moved too fast? PAtients without access… how do we know it's safe…https://www.thehtn.co.uk/2020/07/30/nhsx-launches-clinical-communications-procurement-framework/NHSX launches clinical communications procurement frameworkSome familiar names on list.Discuss opportunities.Online ConferencesBig Shout out to Attendees, Sponsors and Speaker at the S1FBUG Online SummitWe had a great timeLet's talk about the Experience of Attending and Running an Online conference. Getting them rightDifferent from meetings and webinars AccommodatingMultiple speakersMultiple simultaneous sessionsSponsors and giving them value Recreating those things that happen at live conferences - networking Really impressive platform - Hopin Prepping the guests, speakers, sponsors and helpers… on boarding Tech support on the day What sessions did we have?SpeakersSessions with SponsorsArdensGreat demonstration on the Eko Stephoscope Reflect on feedback - delegates and sponsors What next for online conferences and eGPLearing?Thanks, subscribe, interact and have a great weekend

Tom Tugendhat, Chair of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee and Jakub Janda, Director of European Values Center for Security Policy join Damian Collins MP this week. They discuss disinformation networks from China and Russia during the pandemic and the recent civil unrest in the US following the murder of George Floyd. Dr. Charles Kriel highlights concerns over the flow of data from the NHSX app to Palantir. John Quinlan unpacks a quote from the Chair of the CDC taken out of context. 

In this episode our news team take another look at the NHS contact-tracing app, following it's launch of the Isle of Wight. Join senior reporter Andrea Downey, editor Hannah Crouch, and editor-in-chief Jon Hoeksma as they look at the whether the app will be successful, if NHSX has taken the right approach, and the continuing concerns around contact-tracing.

This is an audio recording of an IfG Live Event. Better use of data is key to more effective government. Across government, teams are doing fascinating work with data. But those projects don't get the attention they deserve. At this event, our speakers presented their data projects in an exciting, quickfire format. Each speaker had eight minutes, followed by eight minutes of questions from the audience.Gavin Freeguard, Programme Director and Head of Data and Transparency at the Institute for Government, chairs this event with our speakers:Tom MacInnes, Chief Analyst at Citizens Advice, on what traffic to their website tells us about what the population were worried about in the first phase of the COVID-19 crisis.Eleanor Stewart, Head of Transparency at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, on data as diplomacy.Glen Robinson, National Technology Officer for Microsoft UK, on keeping data safe and the benefits of scale.Terence Eden, Head of Open Technology at NHSX, on why making things open makes them better.We would like to thank Microsoft for supporting this event. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For this week's session, I'm giving you my take on the brand new AI checklist which has been issued here in the UK for health and care organisations by NHSx. It's an incredibly succinct document outlining a bunch of simple questions for organisations to ask AI companies if they want to procure them. Loads to learn for startups, investors and healthcare organisations both in the UK and abroad. There's also some info on somX... www.somx.co.uk Grab the AI guidance here: https://www.nhsx.nhs.uk/media/documents/A_Buyers_Checklist_for_AI_in_Health_and_Care.pdf Get in touch! www.jamessomauroo.com | www.linkedin.com/in/james-somauroo | js@somx.co.uk

With the UK death toll about to take over Italy's, I compare tests in both countries. Meanwhile there's a stench at No.10: Marc Warner, the brother of Ben Warner - data analyst for Vote Leave and now BoJo's data lad, who attends SAGE meetings with Dom Cummins - has landed the lucrative NHSX contract over Apple & Google collaborating to make the COVID-19 tracker app! *Contains swearing*

Special Edition of our podcast series - a conversation recorded remotely during COVID-19 lockdown. I speak with 2 key digital health leaders who have been following the #rsmdigihealth threads online during the pandemic. Dr Sam Shah has worked for many years at NHS England and was Director of Digital Development at NHSX until recently. Sam is now a digital health advisor and working frontline as a clinician during the pandemic. We are also joined by Stephen Bourke who is a founder of Echo, the NHS pharmacy app that delivers medications to your door and Stephen is also a NHS Innovation Accelerator Fellow. Sam and Stephen give their insights on how clinical medicine and pharmacy have rapidly adapted during the pandemic and how innovation has been accelerated.   We discuss whether or not the NHS is coping with the demand during the pandemic, and how digital health is accelerating in this unprecedented time. Find out more about the RSM digital council: https://rsm.ac/dhsection Follow us: #RSMdigihealth

In this episode, Ellie Green speaks to Richard Walton and Julie Marionneau, the authors of our most recent report "Exiting Lockdown" about using Digital Contact Tracing to Defeat COVID-19. Also on the Episode, Benjamin Barnard, Head of Technology Policy, talks about the technical challenges of Contact Tracing. The Report explores how Digital Contact Tracing can be used to Defeat COVID-19. It calls for the UK Government to extend its Five Pillar Testing Strategy to a Six Pillar Testing and Tracing Strategy by introducing digital contact tracing as a Sixth Pillar. A Testing and Tracing Strategy should bring together expertise from the Department of Health, NHSX, NHS Digital, Police, Military and the Intelligence Agencies, to create a new independent national 24/7 Testing and Tracing Command Centre.

This week's Sunday Session is another update on the healthtech response to COVID-19. This week we heard from NHSX and how they're partnering with big technology companies on a centralised data store to provide decision makers with real-time dashboards of how the virus is spreading and what resources are available in healthcare to deal with it. Also featured this week: Tracking apps/websites - https://covid.joinzoe.com/ (UK), www.tracktogether.co.uk (UK), www.covidnearyou.org (USA) NHSX is calling on all innovators who can support the elderly, vulnerable and self-isolating during COVID-19 to apply for government funding of up to £25,000 to test their solution - https://techforce19.uk/ Car manufacturers are making ventilators - https://apple.news/ALoKnJ2I8Q0yYlVoBbQ3Ppg Elon Musk said he sourced 1,255 ventilators from China and shipped them to Los Angeles as US worries about a shortage in the face of coronavirus - https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-says-he-shipped-1255-ventilators-to-la-coronavirus-2020-3?r=US&IR=T Rock health's portfolio companies making impact - https://rockhealth.com/10-ways-rock-health-portfolio-companies-are-responding-to-covid-19/ The Coronavirus Tech Handbook (an open source google doc) - https://coronavirustechhandbook.com/ www.hs.ventures Twitter @HSVenture Instagram @hs.ventures Linkedin at HS. email us at info@hs.live Your can get our host, Dr. James Somauroo at: www.jamessomauroo.com Twitter @jamessomauroo Instagram @j_soms Linkedin james-somauroo

Digital Health Rewired has come and gone for another year, with some 1,800 people attending the event. A key theme at this year's Leadership Summit and Expo was diversity, inclusion and representation, and Digital Health Unplugged hosted its first, but certainly not last, all-women panel discussion. Joining host Andrea Downey to talk about all things Rewired, leadership and diversity were: Prof Julia Riley, clinical lead at Coordinate My Care and consultant in palliative medicine at the Royal Marsden NHS Trust Yinka Makinde, programme director DigitalHealth.London Mandy Griffin, CIO at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS FT Natasha Phillips, CNIO at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and newly announced CNIO for NHSX

This week's Digital Health Unplugged focuses on the biggest headlines at Digital Health News this month. Join us as Digital Health's editor, Hannah Crouch, editor-in-chief Jon Hoeksma and senior reporter Andrea Downey discuss the news Epic has reportedly told it's customers it will stop working with Google Cloud; the Department of Health and Social Care's new £140 artificial intelligence award; and the possibility of NHSX setting a minimum spend for technology.

NHSX cheif executive Matthew Gould joins Andrea Downey on this week's podcast to talk funding, technology, standards and provide an update on NHSX's core commitments. Gould gives us a look into how the newly announced £40m funding for improved login times will be allocated; what the Digital Aspirant programme will entail; and how organisations like NHSX will set out "what good looks like" through standards that will feed into how the Care Quality Commission (CQC) will begin to assess digital capabilities.

This week, James is joined by Neil Laycock, Managing Director of technology giant Servelec's healthcare division - one of the largest providers of healthcare systems in the UK. Typically this is its Rio electronic patient record (EPR), but it also extends to bed management solutions, designing interfaces for other healthcare systems and mobile solutions for clinicians - but by far at the top of the agenda for Servelec is interoperability. The ability for healthcare systems to be able to share data, information and be able to 'talk' to each other, is one of the primary concerns for NHSX, and will greatly improve patient care and experience, yet it still hasn't been widely adopted - data protection makes it extremely difficult. Servelec are working hard to tackle this and it has an interoperability platform, but there is still much work to do for them and for the sector as a whole, in order for easy sharing of patient data across more than one system. James and Neil talk about Neil's 15 years as a leader in technology, the origins of their Rio EPR, moving up in corporates, how startups can engage with big tech companies, plenty of insights about careers, scaling tech products in healthcare and as a CEO, how still being passionate about spending time with customers to find out how to solve their problems in the best way to keep a business on top. https://www.servelec.co.uk/ | https://www.linkedin.com/in/neillaycock/ For more information and content, check out our website www.hs.ventures. You can follow us on Twitter @HSVenture, on Instagram @hs.ventures, on Linkedin at HS. and you can email us at info@hs.live You can get our host, Dr. James Somauroo, at www.jamessomauroo.com and you can follow him on Twitter @jamessomauroo, on Instagram @j_soms and on Linkedin at james-somauroo

Listent to Andy and Gandhi as they talk with Nikki Kanani (Act Director of Primary Care for NHS England) about primary care networks (PCNs), social media, tech in healthcare and boardgames..this is a must hear episode. Shout out to Ben Gowland of The General Practice Podcast and Shubz Upadhay of 2 GPs in a pod.   eGPlearning Podblast welcomes Nikki Kanani Thanks to our sponsor - HTN - Health Technology News -HTN The health tech news paper - an innovative daily news and opinion website for the health tech networkHealth Tech Week - Join us as we talk about how to work quicker in primary care using technology. Sign up here: Check out the RCGP Bright ideas projects if you have an idea that might help primary care and want support and mentorship to make it a reality Interesting opportunity for GPs in the Nottingham Area - Digital GP Fellowship Scheme - listen to the end for details Nikki Kanani - Director Primary Care NHSE 4.30 Why is Nikki Kanani still only the acting Director of Primary care?  7.30 We talk about Next Gen  GP and the impact it can have 8.30 Managing the social media demon - we learn how Nikki managers multiple whatsapp and Twitter channels.  11.20 We talk about is being accessible healthy or not? The pro and cons… 12.00 We ask what support is coming for Primary care networks particularly from a tech perspective 17.50 We ask about interoperability and is it attainable? 20.25 NHSX  22.00 The impact of digital consultations as part of the new contract and how can practices deliver on them for patients?26.30 We discuss how integrated care systems may impact primary care, like improving outpatient care.  29.00 We ask when the estates report is due? 29.50 We discussed the partnership review by Nigel Watson and if LLPs could be a model for GP partnerships. 32.20 We review the recent news story about the number of GPs and how they are valued, but also how we have significant recruitment issues.  34.40 Hear what technology excites Nikki with its potential impact on primary care? 39.00 The NHS was designed to answer the question are you unwell? The public are now asking am I healthy? Can the modern NHS answer this question? 41.40 What will healthcare look like in 5 years..? 43.40 How much impact with a practice website have on patient services? 45.15 Boardgames and we get to see Nikki's house!!!! (Monopoly, Risk, Pandemic , the Legacy version and more….) 48.40 We talk about chaiiwala and Farah Jameel's recent visit to Nottingham 50.00 What is Nikki Kanani's favourite work based app - her apprasial one 50.53 What is her favourite non-work app - Buddhify and Questido 52.30 If you had £100 million