Day One will be a powerful opener as TSA CEO Alyson Scurfield presents learnings from Covid-19 and how the TEC sector has successfully pivoted and repositioned itself; all supported by the ongoing commissioned work TSA has produced since the pandemic with partners Department of Health and Social Care and NHSX.
Witness the launch of the anticipated Proactive and Preventative Care Model which demonstrates with clarity the enablers needed to achieve an integrated health and social care system that is interoperable and empowers citizens with informed choice, allowing them to look after their own wellbeing and stay living within the communities they love.
We will be joined by Lord Bethell, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department of Health and Social Care and hear directly from a Welsh system leader exemplars of service delivery alongside a programme set up with preventative care at the heart of it; hear the story of the seed that sparked collaborative working and cohesion across an entire system.
A welcome to the 2021 International Technology Enabled Care Virtual Conference
A welcome from our Chair
Keynote Speech
Proactive and Preventative Care Model
Presenters include
Panel Session:
Dedicated time for attendees to explore the virtual exhibition stands
Dedicated time for attendees to explore the virtual exhibition stands
Session Chair: Alyson Scurfield, Chief Executive, TSA
Presenters include:
Sam Watkins, Managing Director, Delta Wellbeing
Jake Morgan, Director of Community Services, Carmarthenshire County Council
Dr Phil Kloer, Executive Medical Director, Hywel Dda University Health Board
Huw Thomas, Finance Director, Hywel Dda University Health Board
Session Chair: Nathan Downing, Head of Advisory Services, TSA
During this session we will investigate the importance of increasing the awareness of TEC Solutions to create a technology first approach.
Disabled Living Foundation (DLF) along with TSA and supported by Tunstall Healthcare have developed a prescribing tool for professionals, practitioners and TECS Service providers to help identify solutions to support outcomes. This session will focus on how the Pro Assist Tool can support health and care practitioners and the TECS workforce by educating them on what is currently available and why they should consider prescribing a solution.
Session led by Steve Gates, Managing Director, Taking Care
Taking Care present a mix of the latest academic thinking, alongside up-to-the-minute customer research on the top five issues that will impact the future of the TEC industry.
Session Chair- Alyson Scurfield, Chief Executive, TSA
Presenters Include:
Simon Madden, Director of Policy and Strategy, NHSX – Invited
Nathan Downing, Head of Advisory Services, TSA
Aaron Edwards, Implementation and Delivery Manager, Telecare Cardiff, Cardiff Council & Senior Project Manager, TEC Cymru, Aneurin Bevan Health Board
This session will showcase a range of best practice and innovations in the sector and will recognise the fantastic developments shaping our industry evidencing the successful outcomes we are all working so hard for.
Session Chair: Steve Carefull, Director, PA Consulting
Join this session to find out more about how a toolkit is developing that supports the proactive and preventative care model and the delivery of quality standards roadmap and ambitions for the future.
During the session the TSA team will bring to life some of the tools and launch the concept of the self assessment maturity matrix. Two new quality standards modules support the delivery of this exciting programme of work and underpins some of the findings from the Department of Health and Social Care Programme the TSA team have been leading on with the sector.
During the session you will hear from two of the members who will help to bring to life the developed tools and what it has meant to their quality journey.
Session Chair: Rachael Forbister, Head of Quality and Improvement, TEC Quality
Presenters Include:
Rachael Forbister, Head of Quality and Improvement, TEC Quality
Conference programme by day:
Day 1 – 22 March Day 2 – 23 March Day 3 – 24 March Day 4 – 25 March