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their activities measured against their goals, and we explore the often misunderstood topic of performance indicators. The benefits that information and communication technology can bring to the application of medical device applications will also be discussed. The final talk in this session will deal with adding value. Finally, a challenge will be posed: how can we leverage the benefits of healthcare technology to effectively support and add value to healthcare in these fast-developing times of technological innovations and healthcare taking place across society, in homes (virtual wards) and healthcare institutions (of various sizes)? l Healthcare Technology Management — Setting the Scene: The Book: John Amoore.
l Regulations, Guidance and Standards — An Overview and Update: Chapter 3: Justin McCarthy.
l Whole Hospital Medical Device Governance Implementation: Chapter 5: Fran Hegarty.
l Do your Performance Indicators Perform? Chapter 6: Paul Blackett.
l The need to integrate Medical Equipment into hospital ICT infrastructure to support better patient care and experience — A Case Study: Chapter 7: Richard Scott.
These presentations will be followed by: l Intelligent Ventilation: Mark Fordham. l The NHS procurement/market access landscape: Luella Trickett.
l Commercial Strategies and Policies for Medical Technology: David Lawson.
Followed by (On Day 2), l Management strategies for technology: Dr. John Sandham.
l Sustainability in Medical Devices: Simon Hall. l UKAS or traceable calibration: How do I choose the right option? Andrew Simpson.
l A management approach to the compliance challenge: Caroline Finlay.
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l Kindness - a more positive and productive work environment: Dawn Stott.
l Revolutionising Healthcare with Real- Time Location Tracking: Dr. Sabesan Sithamparanathan.
l Benefits of Professional Registration: Iain Threlkeld.
l Best practice and sustainable disposal of equipment: Nick Tait.
2. The Operating Theatres Conference
Rob Brothwood will be chairing The Operating Theatre Conference, alongside Helen Brothwood. Both graduated as ODPs in 2005. Rob has since gone on to become the first and only ODP (up
to now) to be offered a place on NHS England’s Clinical Entrepreneur programme. Rob has also co-invented the world’s first single patient, adhesive, universal airway securing device, called LEAFix. Helen has a passion and talent for education and teaching. Helen has held clinical education roles since 2018. She became the lead resuscitation officer, in 2021 and regularly teaches on courses such as Advanced Life Support and the General Instructors’ course. This year, Rob has many excellent speakers over the two days, discussing everything from ship- based operating theatres to paediatric TIVA and depth of anaesthesia monitoring. Subjects being presented on Day 1 include:
l The management of inadvertent arterial cannulation during central venous catheter placement: Dr. James Bennett.
l Fitting (in) the ‘Brief’: implementing emergency obstetric theatre safety huddles: Dr. Jennie Reynolds and Dr. Sushil Pal.
l Mercy Ships: working on a hospital ship – Dr. Tamryn Miller
l Medication safety in the operating room. Literature and expert based recommendations: Dr. Mirza Anwar Ahmed Baig.
l Helen Lowes – Title TBC. l Ventilation on the move: Frank Kretzschmar.
Followed by (On Day 2),
l NHSE Digital Clinical Safety - making patient safety central to digital transformation: David Faluyi and Sarah El-Sheikha.
l Human healthcare and the ocean: Dr. Richard Hixson.
l The shared airway – a dentist’s perspective: Dr. Laura Rollings and Matt Cullinane.
l Paediatric TIVA and depth of anaesthesia monitoring: Dr. Hayaka Amada.
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