1. Welcome

2. Adam Peardon
Product Manager

3. Reimagining general practice
The role of technology

4. Technology
Since the industrial revolution, technology has been fundamental to progress and innovation
Introduction of factory production in 18th century
Increased mechanisation in the 19th century
More automation in the early 20th century
And the technological revolution that brings us up to present day
There was an apprehension

5. An hypothetical future where technology, hardware and software are so sophisticated that human workers are made redundant.
You’d be forgiven for thinking

6. And in a world of growing populations, increasingly complex care needs, and increasingly elderly populations
We’re going to need good technology. Not a rise of the machines but a partnership

7. I wish they’d hurry up!
Of course, we know now, that it doesn’t work that way.
But we do have expectations

8. Partnership

9. By GPs for GPs

10. Clinically led

11. Strengths

13. Next

14. Now

15. Happening
Now is already happening

16. Tangible

17. Here

18. Proven

19. Now

23. Over 40 million patient records in EMIS Web.
8m consultations per week.
400m consultations a year.
Does what you’d expect – records, appointments, consultations etc. Also has an authoring platform

25. Here’s a representation of a protocol he built.
[Explain – ‘just in case prescribing’]

30. Supporting clinicians in bringing anticoagulation into Primary Care – great for patients
The support is needed – the few practices who we’ve partnerered with so far, were showing error rates of up to 20%

31. Treated 700 patients so far

32. No need to see GP/Nurse
Pilot phase - 55% do not need a face to face appointment with a GP or a nurse (well controlled)
35 hours of GP time
102 hours of nurse time
For 484 patients seen

33. 137 hours
Pilot phase - 55% do not need a face to face appointment with a GP or a nurse (well controlled)
35 hours of GP time
102 hours of nurse time
For 484 patients seen

34. Over 800 appointments
Over minute appointments

35. Over 3,500 appointments
Extrapolate – average size practice: 440 hours of nurse time ( min nurse appts) , 151 hours of Doctor time (906 appointments)
Equivalent cost saving - inclusive of additional cost of HCA time.
Actual: £9,097
Extrapolated: £37,231

36. £37,231 Actual: 123 hours nurse time. 48 hours of GP time.
Predicted: 503 hours of nurse time, 196 hours of Doctor time (4,194 appointments)
Equivalent cost saving - inclusive of additional cost of HCA time.
Actual: £9,097
Extrapolated: £37,231

37. Why?

38. Strengths

40. Enjoy the conference