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Working digitally in healthcare: How to be smarter and better.
The United Kingdom Digital Health and Care CIC (UKDHC) is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment for health and social care informaticians, organising educational events, promoting research and innovation, advocating for ethical practices in clinical informatics, and collaborating with stakeholders to enhance healthcare quality and efficiency through digital solutions. Find out more.
Our annual scientific conference provides the digital health community with the opportunity to share and learn from eminent speakers and colleagues. The conference will look at improving patient care through the better use of technology. With national updates and learning from outstanding practice in hospital, general practice and the community you will hear how to provide the best digital health and care, using the latest innovative tools to support your practice.
Key Learning Objectives
Network with colleagues who are working to improve patient care through the better use of technology
Learn from outstanding practice in digital health in hospital, general practice and in the community.
Reflect on national developments that are improving learning and providing more efficient care
Improve the way we interact with patients and clients in social care
Develop your skills in the use of the Electronic Patient Record
Understand how you can improve your time management with modern technology
Identify key strategies for caring for the patient without excessive “screen time”
"See one, do one, teach one" Learn the key issues in building collaboration in the delivery of health services
Become a better more efficient doctor/nurse/therapist/social care provider
Supports CPD professional development and acts as revalidation evidence. This course provides 5 Hrs training for CPD subject to peer group approval for revalidation purposes
Members of the Conference Committee for UKDHC
Emeritus Prof. WA Wallace
Chair of Board of Directors and Conference Committee, UK Digital Health and Care
Mr David Wright
Director and Business Officer, UK Digital Health and Care
Helen Robson
Clinical Integration and Transformation Lead, Connect Health
Jane Fitzgerald
Senior Lecturer in Health Informatics, Course Leader, MSc Health Informatics, School of Medicine and Dentistry. University of Central Lancashire
