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We will kick off the day with coffee, registration and networking from 09.00hrs, and have a day packed full of presentations and demonstrations.

09.00 - Registration & coffee

09.30 - Welcome – Anna Young, Sales Manager – InterSystems
09.35 - Building a Foundation for Future Success – Chris Norton, Managing Director – InterSystems UKI
09.45 - TrakCare, Today and Tomorrow - Dimitri Fane, Director Product Management & Helen Grant, Product Manager – InterSystems
10.20 - The New Account Management Approach - Charles King, Regional Sales Manager & Anna Young, Sales Manager – InterSystems     How the responsibilities of working with NHS Scotland will be shared and managed

10.35       Coffee & networking

10.55 - ISO 13485 – What it Means for You - Kate Prangley, Clinical Executive & Safety Director – InterSystems
11.30 - Transforming delivery of care at National Forensic Mental Health Service (NFMHS) in Ireland – A personal reflection - Prof Damian Mohan, Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist, National Forensic Mental Health Hospital, Ireland.

11.55 - Digital Clinical Notes – Rowen Paton, Strategic Development Programme Manager - NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
12.20 - Operational use cases of AI with TrakCare - Rami Riman, Director of Clinical & Business Improvements – InterSystems

12.45 - 14:00   Lunch & networking

Breakout 1

14.00 TrakCare Assistant - Mike Taylor, Principal Product Specialist – InterSystems

An opportunity for the first in depth look at our innovative intelligent navigation tool in TrakCare that allows the user to search for across patients, patient charts, encounter record actions and menus, allowing users to both review and add data to a patients record in fewer clicks

14.45 TrakCare Care Plans - Janet Seaton, Product Manager – InterSystems

Learn about our new iteration of TrakCare Care Plans which provides the ability for nurses to create, share and track a plan of care for a patient based on pre-defined problem based plans including goals, interventions and activities, integrated with Encounter Record and Clinical Timeline.

15.50 TrakCare Patch Cadence – Maintaining Your EHR -Luke Ridding, Senior Support Manager – InterSystems

Regular software maintenance is key to ensuring: access to latest functionality which in turn supports product adoption, access to latest fixes, keeps current with security, easier support as well as more rapid access to critical fixes. We'll discuss what we are doing with TrakCare to help achieve this.

Breakout 2

14.00 Optimising theatre pathways through partnership - Matthew Freer, CEO - Infix Support Ltd & Lorna McArthur, Clinical Executive Manager – InterSystems

InterSystems & Infix working together to optimise theatre usage and management

14.45 Joint innovation - GP Order Comms - Judith Dickson, NHS Borders & Mike Taylor, Principal Product Specialist – InterSystems

Introduction of GP order comms with NHS Borders

15.30 TrakCare Assistant (repeat) - Mike Taylor, Principal Product Specialist – InterSystems

An opportunity for the first in depth look at our innovative intelligent navigation tool in TrakCare that allows the user to search for across patients, patient charts, encounter record actions and menus, allowing users to both review and add data to a patients record in fewer clicks

Breakout 3

14.00 Why InterSystems cloud is the best place for your InterSystems solution - Eugene Rudman, Director Managed Services – InterSystems

This session explores the drivers why clients move to the cloud, and why InterSystems' cloud hosting offers the best solution to address those.

14.45 Digital Front Door - Meredith Staszak, Product Manager, Patient Experience  & Steve Mallam, HealthShare Team Lead – InterSystems

How InterSystems technology can facilitate successful patient engagement in person centred care

15.30 TrakCare Flow Navigation Centre - Suzanne McLaughlin, PAS RCM Specialist – InterSystems

Benefits of streamlining and enhancing the TrakCare scheduling of Unscheduled Care.

16.00   -  Tea & networking

16.20 Special Guest Speaker – Ade Adepitan MBE

After being afflicted with polio as a youngster, Ade refused to let disability get in the way of his love for sport and became ‘the Michael Jordan of wheelchair basketball.’ He represented GB at the European and World Championships, and won Paralympic bronze. He has since covered climate change in Africa, trekked through rainforests and hauled himself to the top of a 5,000ft volcano. Ade describes how he realised his condition wasn’t a big obstacle, and how we can all set our own boundaries.

17.15 - Close

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