A lack of shared vision at this stage could severely limit the potential for future implementation and innovation, so it's vital that all the stakeholders in this rapidly developing field work together. In this spirit of cross-sector collaboration, the Connected Care seminar will bring together researchers, manufacturers, technologists, policy makers, service providers, economists and healthcare experts to explore the latest developments and predict future applications in the interface between communications and healthcare technology.

The format of the seminar is designed to be interactive, allowing delegates from different sectors to share their extensive knowledge and expertise.

Speakers:

• Jan Filochowski, ex NHS Trust CEO
• Neil Gough, Director Public Policy International , Vodafone
• Charlie Safran, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
• Steve Crammond, Member of PA’s Management Group, PA Consulting
• Tim Phipps, ID and Security, Gemplus UK Ltd
• Jaakko Ollila, Business Development Manager, Nokia Corporation
• Tim Kelsey, Chairman, Dr Foster Intelligence
• Heather E Hudson, Telecommunications Management and Policy Program School of Business Management, University of San Francisco
• Paul Garner, Director of Pervasive ICR Research Centre, BT
• Stephen Gatley, CEO, Sybermedica
• Rob Stichbury, CEO, Digital Healthcare Ltd
• Kevin Dean, Director Public Sector Healthcare, Cisco
• Duane Passman, London Strategic Health Authorities
• Terry Young, Chair of Healthcare Systems, Brunel University
• Alpesh Patel, Government Services Leader, Ernst & Young
• Mike Bainbridge, Clinical Architect, NHS Connecting for Health
• Richard Begent, Royal Free & University College Medical School, UCL

Sessions will include:

• Demonstrations – An opportunity to see the next-generation of technology in Telemedicine and Information Management
• Diagnosing the Opportunity – Where can communications and information management make a difference?
• The Nuts and Bolts – What are the communications tools and systems that will deliver real progress in information management?
• Operating in the Real World – Case studies of Connected Care projects, with a view to how things might be done in the future
• The Business Opportunity – Is this connected vision of future healthcare realistic? Can society afford it? Is it commercially viable?
• Prescriptions for the Future – How will we get from here to there?

The Connected Care seminar is a joint event between the CMI funded Communications Research Network and Future Healthcare initiative.

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Venue

This event is being held in the Lecture Theatre at the Moller Centre in Cambridge.

The dinner will be held in Peterhouse.

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Accommodation

We have reserved overnight accommodation at the Moller Centre on the 3 April at a cost of £80 + VAT per night. Please indicate on the booking form if you would like to book a room. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE MOLLER CENTRE IS NOW FULLY BOOKED.

Alternatively, please see the visitcambridge website for information on other Cambridge hotels.

Payment

• The price for attending this event is £300 plus VAT (£352.50), including dinner, for industry participants and £150 plus VAT (£176.25) for academic participants.
• Payment should be made online by credit or debit card only
• If you require a VAT invoice, please indicate where this should be sent to in the notes section of the registration form.

Cancellations must be made in writing (fax, email or post) and will be accepted up to 14 days in advance of the event. These will be refunded in full. Cancellations made after this date will not be eligible for refund and will incur the full cost. Alternatively, you may nominate a colleague to take your place. Any delegate who has registered but does not attend the event will be charged in full.

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