telecoms for health
telecoms for health
Uniting leading telecoms operators and technology players with healthcare professionals to target key healthcare pain points
Time | Session Name | Speakers | Session description |
9:00 - 9:30 | Keynote Address | James O'Shaughnessy, Minister at Department of Health and Social Care | |
9:30 – 9:35 | Presentation: Overview of telco strategies in health |
Amy Cameron, Principal Analyst, STL Partners [in person] |
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9:35 – 9:45 | Presentation: Preventing COVID-19 with telecoms data insights |
Kristofer Agren, Head of Data Insights, Division X, Telia Jorgen Gustafsson, Ericsson [virtual] |
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9:45 – 9:55 | Presentation: BT Health: Inside out |
Sultan Mahmud, Director of Healthcare, BT Enterprise [in person] |
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9:55 – 10:05 | Presentation: KPN Health: Building a healthcare data exchange |
Simon Hoogvliet, VP Health Strategy, KPN [virtual] |
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10:05 – 10:40 |
Panel Discussion: How telcos can play beyond connectivity in healthcare. |
Panel discussion with all of above Moderator: Amy Cameron, Principal Analyst and Digital Health Lead, STL Partners [hybrid] |
How telcos can play beyond connectivity in healthcare. 1. What business models work? 2. What capabilities & assets can telcos bring to healthcare? 3. How to work effectively with the healthcare community? |
10:40 – 11:00 |
Interview: Scaling digital health through partnerships |
Danny Kelly, Head of Innovation, Vodafone Business UK Gus Miah, UK Lead Partner, Public Healthcare & Life Sciences, Deloitte Moderator: Darius Singh, Principal Consultant & Digital Health Lead, STL Partners [in person] |
Scaling digital health through partnerships 1. What each partner brings to the table 2. How to address unique needs of national health markets 3. Which use cases / services it will build on |
11:00 - 11:30 | Coffee and Networking | ||
11:30 - 11:35 | Introductions - 5G and Healthcare | Tony Sceales, Head of programme development, 5G Testbed & Trials programme Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) |
Advanced and ubiquitous mobile and fibre connectivity is a fundamental requirement to deliver Health and Care fit for the 21st Century The panel will discuss how their work will enable or build on that connectivity, and explore how we now switch gears to move from very successful testbeds and trials into real implementation. |
11:35 - 11:45 |
5G Technology – what is it and when is it ready for the various potential use cases? Introduction to the UK5G Health and Social Care Hub and outline use cases. |
Simon Fletcher, CTO, Real Wireless | |
11:45 - 11:55 | Case Study – the Liverpool experience - deploying 5G across a city | Ann Wiliams, Commissioning and contracts manager for Adult Social Services, Liverpool City Council | |
11:55 - 12:00 | Introduction to Cellnex + the case for Private Networks on the hospital campus | Catherine Gull, Consultant, Cellnex UK | |
12:00 - 12:10 | 5G in Hospitals (from a clinician's perspective) | Joan Cornet, Founder, Innovation Health Academy | |
12:10 - 12:25 | What are the key challenges that 5G technology and advanced connectivity might help to solve? | Speaker Announced Soon | |
12:25 - 13:00 | Panel discussion - Is 5G an instrument of change to deliver 21st Century solutions to health and social care problems? | Moderator - Catherine Gull, Consultant, Cellnex UK | |
13:00 - 14:30 | Lunch and Networking | ||
14:30 - 15:30 | Fireside Chat: Navigating Interoperability |
Mark Chillingworth, Former Editor-in-Chief, CIO UK Dr James Somauroo, healthtech writer, podcast host and Anaesthetics and ICU doctor Mat Rule, CEO and Founder, Toca Kevin McDonnell, CEO and Founder, Datalla |
How do we overcome interoperability challenges? How can healthcare organisations and their suppliers work together to remove digital silos, streamlining data flow and improving patient care? |
15:30 - 16:30 | Session Announced Soon | Alertive |
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STL Partners is a research and consulting firm specialising in the growth opportunities for telecoms, including deep expertise in how telecoms operators and technology players can support the development of increasingly connected healthcare services. We support telecoms operators and digital health players with insight and strategic advice on how they can partner to drive digital transformation in health.
Through our research and advisory services, we explore how emerging and maturing technologies such as IoT, 5G, private networking and edge computing can solve key healthcare pain points. By learning from telecoms operators’ experiences around the world, we also identify the key skills, capabilities and partnerships operators must develop in order to successfully understand and meet healthcare customers’ needs.
At STL Partners, we strongly believe that telecoms’ operators expertise in connectivity, combined with their strong relationships with government, regulators, consumers and enterprises, will enable them to play a key role in supporting the development of more proactive and patient-centric healthcare services.
Adoption of advanced networking technologies and IoT can enable healthcare providers to become more proactive and outcome-driven in patient care.
But deeply ingrained workflows among time-poor healthcare professionals combined with technology-, rather than user-, driven application development has resulted in poor adoption so far. In this track we explore how telecoms operators can take a customer centric approach to driving digital transformation in healthcare
Some of the questions that the session will address are:
1. Which connectivity-enabled application areas will drive the biggest cost savings in healthcare?
2. What are the key benefits and use cases for 5G and edge computing in healthcare?
3. How can telecoms help healthcare providers deploy end-to-end solutions in virtual care and remote patient monitoring?
4. What makes a successful business model and market approach for telcos in health?
- CIOs of healthcare organisations, “head of digital”, and IT buyers in healthcare seeking to adopt connectivity-supported digital health solutions, and understand how telecoms operators could help
- Telecoms operators who want to learn how to build a business in the healthcare vertical
- Telemedicine and remote monitoring companies seeking to understand how they could work with telecoms operators as channel partners to expand into new countries
Join us to hear first-hand cases and examples from leading telecoms operators and technology players working with healthcare professionals, as well as a high level view of how COVID-19 has impacted the digital health market.
They will demonstrate how new technologies can solve connectivity and IT challenges for healthcare organisations, strategic partnerships and business models to accelerate adoption of virtual care and remote monitoring, and lessons learned from past successes and failures.
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Join us to hear first-hand cases and examples from leading telecoms operators and technology players working with healthcare professionals, as well as a high level view of how COVID-19 has impacted the digital health market.
They will demonstrate how new technologies can solve connectivity and IT challenges for healthcare organisations, strategic partnerships and business models to accelerate adoption of virtual care and remote monitoring, and lessons learned from past successes and failures.
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