How can data improve citizens’ health?

What are the big challenges that every health and care system faces, which we can address through using data and technology to proactively prevent diseases, change the view from patient to population, and engage individuals in their own health and care?

All health systems are facing common challenges which means their current ways of delivering care will be unsustainable. By analyzing available health data and socio-economic factors, the healthcare systems can map out risks at national and local level, thereby contributing to a healthier society and a more sustainable healthcare. How can data improve citizens health? NHS England’s Deputy Chief Executive, will highlight the opportunities that exist from using population health data and technologies, and how the NHS is working collaboratively across national organisations and vendors to join up data flows at a system level, supporting ongoing monitoring and identification of variation in practice. Vänligen observera att inledningen hålls på engelska och paneldebatten på svenska.

Medverkande:

• Fredrik Lindén, Moderator
• Matthew Swindells, Deputy Chief Executive, NHS England
• Carolina Wallenius, Sverigechef, Cerner
• Gert Wingårdh, Arkitekt, Wingårdhs
• Anders Högberg, PhD, Nutrition & Public Affairs Manager, Orkla

Kontaktperson 1:

Julia Barne, Cerner, julia.barne@cerner.com

Webb:

http://www.cerner.se

Twitter:

@CernerNordics

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