Hospitals: The journey towards digital and outpatient transformation

Tuesday, December 15, 2020 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM · 1 hr. (Africa/Abidjan)

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The move to outpatient models, integrated care and value health will dominate the hospital agenda for the next decade.

Dr Gerald Dunstan, Partner,  Head of Clinical Command Centres (Europe), GE Healthcare Partners

Thierry Chiche, CEO, Elsan

Thierry looks at how Elsan, with 2019 revenue of over €2bn, is building services around the patient. This involves a deeper and longer patient pathway which incorporates outpatient diagnostics, hospital at home and rehabilitation. A new app allows the patient to clearly see their journey and their personal goals.

Dr Kaisla Lahdensuo, Chief Medical Officer, Mehilainen

Finnish healthcare group Mehilainen fully supports the patient pathway with digital tools to enable monitoring of patient safety and outcomes. Kaisla is in charge of building its digital measurement tools to promote clinical quality and patient safety.

Moderated by Max Hotopf, Chairman, Healthcare Business International 

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Documents & Links

GE White Paper: The Efficiency ImperativeAll HC institutions can apply this concept, but to do so successfully will require reframing how they approach productivity, effectiveness, & efficiency.
Cancer Care in a Covid-19 World - One Cancer Nurse's Experience Insights from a Macmillan lead cancer nurse at University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust in the UK.
How The Covid-19 Pandemic Can Help Chart The Future of HealthcareSummary of the output from a customer webinar focused on healthcare in a post-pandemic world.

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