LHIS On-Demand - Patient Centred Design

Access the Patient-Centred Design Stream content on-demand

Did you miss out on any content from LHIS 2022? Take advantage of the full Patient-Centred Design Stream on-demand from the comfort of your home.

Take a look at the sessions you'll gain access to:

• How to Drive Forward UCD, Inclusion, and Patient Involvement at ICS Level; Dave Sweeney, Executive Director of Partnerships, Cheshire and Merseyside Health and Care Partnership; Simon Dixon, User Centred Design, Technology and Assurance, NHS Transformation Directorate; Sue Lacey-Bryant, National Lead for NHS Knowledge and Library Services, Health Education England
  
  
• What are the Implications of the Social Care White Paper on the Future Design of ICS’?; Russ Charlesworth, Head of Integrated Care, Socitm Advisory; Daniel Casson, Managing Director, Casson Consulting; Matthew Swindells, Former Deputy Chief Executive and National Director of Operations and Information, NHS England; Samantha Smith, Assistant Director of IT & Digital Services, Cambridgeshire County & Peterborough City Councils
  
  
• Learnings from the NHS Innovation Accelerator: Designing Patient-Centred Innovation for Increased Inclusion;
  Maria Kyriacou, Interim Deputy Director, NHS Innovation Accelerator; Emilio Sanz, NIA Fellow, NHS Innovation Accelerator; Louise Morpeth, NIA Fellow, NHS Innovation Accelerator
  
  
• Understanding the Why – Unlocking Development and Improvement Through User Experience; Roz Davies, Managing Director, Thrive by Design; Alex Vaughan, Clinical Business Analyst and Solution Designer, Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust; Liz Ashall-Payne, Chief Executive Officer, ORCHA; Nadia Kuftinoff, UX Researcher & Solutions Designer, Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
  
  
• How Can Primary Care Expand Capacity to Improve Access, Local Health Outcomes and Address Health Inequalities; Roz Davies, Managing Director, Thrive by Design; Rajiv Sharma, Primary Care Clinical Lead Executive – Urgent and Emergency Care, Black Country and West Birmingham Clinical Commissioning Group