Primary Health Care Specialist Group 43rd Annual Conference, Education Day and AGM 2024
The BCS Primary Health Care Specialist Group (PHCSG) is holding its 43rd Annual Conference at Hollins Hall Hotel, near Bradford and Leeds.
FREE education day: Thursday 14 November 2024
Digital Tools to Support Practices
How can digital tools support practices to change the way they deliver NHS services, could Artificial Intelligence have a role, what about remote monitoring? Our FREE education day is aimed at the digital transformation leads and those working in and with general practice with an interest in IT and informatics. Network with other practices, meet new people and learn about how others in primary care are tackling IT and informatics issues.
You will get a free lunch in a fabulous setting and:
- Understand how practices can adopt business changes to improve capacity and access
- Learn about updates to NHS App
- Learn how AI-Enhanced patient Triage could support GPs
- Understand how GP Connect is supporting Pharmacy First
- Look at how clinical coding can help population health management in General Practice
The BCS PHCSG have been running these free education days aimed at those in general practice and / or support general practice to discuss the digital issues of the day for several years. If you are interested in technology and or IT, are a seasoned professional, a new digital transformation lead or just interested, come along to meet us. Please register now as tickets are limited.
Don’t forget our prizes: We have two prizes available, the Hildi Franke for those at the beginning of their informatics career and the John Perry Prize for excellence in primary care informatics.
Visit the BCS PHCSG Prize and awards page to apply now. Don’t be shy!
| Time | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| 09:20 | Welcome and opening remarks | |
| 09:30 | Capacity and Access. Helping practices adopt business changes to achieve improvement | Dr Jamie Coleman, Rushcliffe PCN (& Orchard Surgery, Kegworth) |
| 10:10 | NHS App Where to now? | Liz Clow - Director of Digital Citizen at NHSE |
| 10:50 | Coffee / tea break / networking | |
| 11:20 | Evaluation Finds That AI-Enhanced Patient Triage Could Support Primary Care | Dr Osama Suwar, Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex |
| 11:50 | GP Connect API with Pharmacy First as exemplar | Dr Damian Williams Clinical IT Lead NHS England |
| 12:30 | Lunch and networking | |
| 13:20 | Report from 2024 Julian Costello Travel Awardees | Dr Jung Yin Tsang in conjunction with Dr Hartesh Battu |
| 13:35 | Presentations for the Hildegard Franke Early Career Award | Harriet Cant - Finalist Dr Asra Aslam - Winner |
| 14:10 | Reshaping primary care with data | Dr Simon Doyle, GP and Senior Digital Health GP, Abtrace Dr Harry Wyatt, GP and Head of Product, Abtrace |
| 14:50 | Clinical coding / data quality and population health | Prof Simon de Lusignan - Professor of Primary Care and Clinical Informatics Oxford University |
| 15:30 | Closing remarks |
Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the PHCSG
Thursday 14 November 2024, 16:30
The AGM of the BCS Primary Health Care Specialist Group (PHCSG) is for members to reflect on the previous year’s activity and BCS members to elect new committee members. Nomination forms will be available for posts up for election / re-election.
Conference dinner and drinks reception
Thursday 14 November 2024, 19:30
The main conference starts on Thursday 14 November at 19:30 with a drinks reception, followed by a formal dinner to allow networking. The Hildegard Franke Award for early career informaticians and John Perry Prize for excellence in primary care informatics will be awarded during dinner.
Of course, you are very welcome to simply attend conference as a day delegate on Friday 15 November. Simply select the correct ticket from the drop-down menu.
Conference day: Friday 15 November 2024
Advances in Primary Care Informatics
Come along to hear how voice recognition could transform note taking and consultations, how we can co-produce records with patients? The possibilities for using pharmacogenetics in computable health systems, the future of the Consolidated Medication Records, and our final panel debate on Archetypes and Terminologies – what is the best structure for primary care records?
If you are interested in digital health/informatics and would like to consider how it might impact general practice, PCNs and position general practice well in your ICS, this is the conference for you. Attendees include health and clinical informaticians, GPs and other clinicians working in primary care, researchers, academics, students, practice managers, other primary care staff, suppliers to primary care, NHS staff including NHS England and other health bodies.
Conference is intimate and works under Chatham House rule so that we can have open conversations in a safe environment.
| Time | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| 08:30 | Registration and coffee | |
| 09:30 | Welcome and opening remarks | |
| 09:40 | Microsoft Nuance AI work on ambient recording consultation | Phillip Matthews, Director of Product Management, Microsoft |
| 10:20 | Adding patient generated data to the EHR and implications of AI in health care Part 1 | Part 2 |
Dr. Paul Joshi, Clinical Director, Mercian PCN. Member NICE GP Reference Panel and NICE Adoption and Impact Panel |
| 11:00 | Coffee / tea break / networking | |
| 11:30 | Implementing Pharmacogenetics into Primary Care: An Informatics Approach | Dr Jude Hayward, Primary Care Lead, National Genomics Education Programme and Dr Videha Sharma, Clinical Innovation Lead for the Pankhurst Institute |
| 12:20 | The Consolidated Medical Record | Dr Sam Patel, Clinical eHealth Lead and Consultant Physician and Ann Slee, Consultant Clinical Informatician |
| 13:00 | Lunch and networking | |
| 14:00 | John Perry Prize Winner presentation | TBA |
| 14:40 | White Swan: Novel approach to diagnosing rare conditions | Miranda Mapleton, CEO White Swan |
| 15:20 | Coffee / tea break / networking | |
| 15:40 | Information Model or Terminology. Looking at the structure of Primary Care records. What should be recorded using terminology and what needs an information model? | Panel Debate Chaired by Dr Mike Bainbridge, Clinical Architect at Leidos & Adjunct Professor, University of Victoria, British Columbia Participants:
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| 16:30 | Closing remarks |
