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Improving patient care by adopting medical technology

A virtual practical workshop that will provide real world learning from National Quality Improvement (including Clinical Audit) Network (N-QI-CAN) and Academic Health Science (AHSN) Network teams supporting the adoption of medical technologies in the NHS.

5 Oct 2023
10:00 – 12:00

Southampton

Online

A virtual practical workshop that will provide real world learning from National Quality Improvement (including Clinical Audit) Network (N-QI-CAN) and Academic Health Science (AHSN) Network teams supporting the adoption of medical technologies in the NHS.

Who should attend?

Clinical teams considering implementation of NICE guidance relevant to their speciality and evaluation of patient outcomes
Operational teams considering the cost and implementation of medical technology in their specialty / organisation and evaluation of patient outcomes
Integrated Care Board (ICB) staff who are considering the implications of implementation and patient outcomes and evaluation of medical technologies
Transformation, clinical audit and wider improvement teams facilitating the implementation of medical technologies in their organisation and the evaluation of patient outcomes and experience
AHSN leads working on the MedTech Funding Mandate policy and other medical technology implementation programmes

Why should I attend? – Session objectives

Raise awareness of how to improve patient outcomes, experience and safety through the implementation of NICE recommended technologies
Understand the context for partnership working between N-QI-CAN and AHSN Network to support medical technology adoption under the 2023 DHSC MedTech Strategy
Introduce the key clinical audit and wider improvement and evaluation tools that can be used to support successful implementation of innovation
You will see real world experiences of how the AHSN Network and N-QI-CAN have worked together to support the adoption of NICE recommended medical technologies in a way that improves the workforce and patients’ lives