People Collaboration - The Ark
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‘Connecting People, Democratising Opportunity’ from Dr Jo Knight and Nick King of Lancaster University
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People Collaboration - The Ark
- 1. #datasaveslives People Collaboration - The Ark 24th May, 2016 Dr Jo Knight Nick King
- 3. #datasaveslives Aims Optimising opportunities for Industry Innovation Unlocking Skills in the Workforce Levering Regional Research Capability Linking Regional Programmes
- 4. #datasaveslives Facilitating and Accelerating Industry Innovation Business Engagement • Driving a collaborative and bi-directional conversation with Industry • Creating a region-wide Digital Health Business Community • Driving partnerships to facilitate CHC sustainability • Assessing existing products (SMEs, Apps, clinical) and process developed in partnership with stakeholders • Horizon scanning new and emerging technologies • Understanding clinical and front-line requirements (Liverpool, Quaenam) • Engaging industry specialists infrastructure, tools e.g. Cerner, Graphnet (AIMEs) • Sustainability - Identifying funding opportunities • Identifying areas of work to take forward at-scale
- 5. #datasaveslives Facilitating and Accelerating Industry Innovation Developing New User Interfaces • Working with clinical teams to understand requirements • Using information from Liverpool Clinical Pathways to develop user-friendly interfaces for utilising data • Set user requirements, development and user testing • Test and evaluating impact (Liverpool, Aimes) • Identify collaborative funding opportunities to take forward work • Support development of a network of clinical teams (Liverpool)
- 6. #datasaveslives Workforce Development – Taylor made training • People: Informatics departments to clinicians • Courses: non-credit bearing courses, in maths or stats
- 7. #datasaveslives Workforce Development – Digital Skills Accelerator • Partner: Quaenam • Goal: Identify approaches (and provide solutions) to up-skilling of the target population that are effective, affordable and scaleable
- 8. #datasaveslives Workforce Development Data Science MSc • Lancaster and Liverpool • Includes other partnerships e.g. Hartree who have special interest in many key areas for this project such as data visualisation
- 9. #datasaveslives Linking regional initiatives • Lancaster Health Hub is a strategic platform for engagement involving 10 health organisations across Lancashire and Cumbria including 2 CCGs, 7 NHS Trusts, 2 Universities • The Health Hub will be a key constituent part of the People Ark and will be central to creating linkage and productive collaboration with Health Partners and Stakeholders in Lancashire and South Cumbria and more broadly can facilitate CHC working group meetings between the three regional hubs, including those at Liverpool Health Partners and Chester.
- 10. #datasaveslives Building regional research capability • Doctoral Cohort co-supervised between Lancaster and Liverpool – Engagement of health service teams in the use of data and technology • Management School lead – Modelling trends in unplanned admissions incorporating other information such as longitudinal environmental data • Statistical Department lead – Develop software for capturing and analysing linked, anonymised data • School of Computing and Communication lead
- 11. #datasaveslives Stakeholder Engagement Participatory Action Research Project(s) • CETAD, at Lancaster University have a evidenced capacity to deliver organisational development projects which bring together clinical/technical and workforce from different agencies across the system to explore the defined issues and as a holistic group to identify and work on solutions. • It empowers individuals to find solutions to their own problems, supports their learning and development, achieves practice outcomes and encourages sustainability once the project has 'ended'. • The current project in Urgent and Emergency Care Project in Blackpool provides a template for additional complimentary work elsewhere in the region
- 12. #datasaveslives Stakeholder Engagement Digital Think Tanks • A proven approach utilised by the Cumbria Rural Health Forum. Workshops (facilitated by University of Cumbria) representing stakeholders from different delivery partners work together to examine opportunities to implement new technologies to improve their practice, meet new guidelines, address unmet clinical needs. • Follow up meetings with the clinical group are then structured around addressing emerging issues, influencing and advocacy of key stakeholders and selecting suppliers. • Delivers a report reviewing needs and opportunities for a pathway or service, with an action plan for support to implementation.
- 13. #datasaveslives Questions / Discussion 24th May, 2016 jo.knight@lancaster.ac.uk n.king@lancaster.ac.uk
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