Presentation by David Hughes, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Innovation Agency: Digital health in the north at the International Business Festival 2018, 26 June, Exhibition Centre Liverpool
2. DIGITAL HEALTH in the NORTH
Dr David Hughes, Director of Strategic Partnerships
26 June 2018
3. Challenges
• Spread and adoption at scale
• Innovative environment & economic growth
• Use of data & interoperability
• Sustainability and transformation
• Information overload
5. National Initiatives National Challenges Local Asset Base
LHCRE Sites
Digital Innovation Hubs
Life Sciences Industrial Strategy
Data Services Platform
HDR UK Sites
Landscape
Access
Data
Consent
Interoperability
Funding
8 GDEs
NHSA & CHC
Progress on national challenges
2 Digital Enterprise Zones
3 Test Beds
6. Digital Health in the North
DHN will address national challenges by supporting local
solutions. It will signpost, navigate and spread best practice of
innovation for the NHS, industry & SMEs. As well as making
the north and attractive place to do business
8. SME Accelerator
Aims and objectives
• to spread best products across the north
• introducing real, viable innovations and support the spread of delivery
at scale across a 15m population
• create an attractive environment for businesses to come to the north
• demonstrate a successful collaboration which could be replicated
nationally
• generate economic growth and address inequality across the north
• identify a cosistent framework for SMEs accessing the north.
9. Asset Mapping
Aims and objectives
• Ensure all northern assets are clearly accessible from a central point
• Clear communication of how the assets can benefit a range of
stakeholders (e.g. SMEs, media, care providers) and promoted to the
NHS and industry
• Deliver a functional ‘mapping’ solution which can be searchable via
geography or asset type
10. Data Evaluation & Partnerships
Aims and objectives
• Partnerships that build on existing northern strengths in data and
evaluation
• Build an innovative environment for industry and SMEs
• Create data assets
• Address national challenges
• Build real world evidence and evaluation base
11. Progress to date
• Alignment to existing focus of AHSNs, NHSA & CHC
• Executive engagement with NHS England, NHS Digital, OLS
• Ongoing discussions and feedback from stakeholders
• Staged process to deliver several discrete projects
Editor's Notes
The Northern AHSNs have:
a connected health cities programme focused on interoperability and data sharing
EU active and healthy ageing site status across a 15m population base
2 digital enterprise zones, 8 GDEs and 3 Test Beds
5 established ERDF business support programmes and an opportunity to collaborate with DH.London
Nationally
Localisation agenda - LHCRE, HDRUK, DIH
NHS Innovation Accelerator
Innovation National Networks (e.g. Innovation Exchange)
Life Sciences Industrial Strategy and pending sector deals
Economic Growth
Using the value of NHS data
Support for SMEs & industry
National consent and use of data work by NHSE & NHSD
Procurement challenges for industry into the NHS
Innovations in healthcare from the UK – proven to be beneficial in the NHS and ready for export globally
Northern assets
4 Northern AHSNs delivering ongoing SME accelerator support
Innovations within GDEs, Test Beds and NHS Vanguards
Other areas of progress within care providers e.g. patient consent, linked data, interoperability
Connected Health Cities including Great North Care Record
Centres of expertise digital health e.g. Hartree, Leeds Institute for Data Analytics, etc)
National and international partnerships e.g. TSA, SBRI, Innovate UK, European Institute of Innovation & Technology
Strong healthtech workforce and supplier community