Dr Paul Rice Regional Telehealth Lead Yorkshire and Humber HIEC Building Awareness, Capability and Capacity

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What is HIEC? Health Innovation and Education Cluster All NHS Organisations and Higher Education Establishments are Members 3 Themes Infant and Maternal Health Patient Safety Long Term Conditions “Best Practice into Common Practice” Long Term Conditions = Telehealth

The “Living Lab” 2000 units 2500 units 250 units 50 units 50/500 units 100 units 80/160 units Context Yorkshire: A Living Laboratory Current Tender 1000 units

Regional TeleHealth Programme Evaluation Change Management/ Capacity and Capability Building Hub Services Workforce/ Education Procurement Service & Technology

Awareness Raising, Capability and Capacity Building

Introduction to Telehealth/Telecare E Learning Module

Now and Next Activities 2 Rapid Implementation Sites – Scarborough (Heart Failure) + East Riding of Yorkshire (Dementia) Introduction to Telehealth – Co-created Leaflet Resources for Users and Carers New E-Learning Resource – Behavioural Change Ad Hoc Consultancy Support – Regional and National Conferences, Workshop/Masterclasses and Events DALLAS Connecting to the S4C, S4H, EU, Workforce Devt Agenda

The “Hub” Resource Full spectrum of high tech telemedicine to low tech telehealth (motivational telecoaching, telemonitoring) and telecare required Local/Sub-Regional telemonitoring centre(s) to enable patients to join proven service models at incremental cost Interoperability to ensure incorporation of trended data into “end to end” patient record/care plan Technical infrastructure as a basis for further innovation Credible high quality efficient service models to be identified and introduced Expert resource to inform change management, capacity and capability, education and training propositions Horizon scan to ensure that the next new technology enabled service models are identified

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