Kilmainham

Recommendations

Info

Speakers Dr. Stephanie O’Keeffe is National Director of the Health and Wellbeing Dvision in the HSE. Dr Stephanie O’Keeffe is a social psychologist and has worked for the past 14 years in the health service. She has specific expertise in national health strategy development, implementation and evaluation. The Health and Wellbeing Division currently has 1500 staff and an annual budget of €200m. Within the Division there are several operational areas including public health and health protection, environmental health services, health promotion & improvement, health intelligence and national screening services. Dr Stephanie O’Keeffe National Director, Health & Wellbeing Division, HSE Dr. O’Keeffe previously was the first Director of the new Health and Wellbeing Programme in the Department of Health where she led out on the development of Ireland’s first intersectoral population health framework, Healthy Ireland. Dr. O’Keeffe is a former Director of the Crisis Pregnancy Programme where she worked for ten years. She has a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Trinity College Dublin, an MSc in Psychological Research Methods and Assessment and a PhD in Psychology from the University of Surrey in the UK. Since 2012, Áine has overseen a growing number of National Clinical Programmes, today totalling some 33, and witnessed how their clinically-led, evidence-based approach to system reform has changed, and continues to change, how care is being delivered in Ireland through improved and standardised patient care. Dr Áine Carroll National Director, Clinical Strategy & Programmes Division, HSE In mid-2015, the Clinical Strategy & Programmes Division started working with the Programme for Health Service Improvement to develop and implement a major programme of health and social care reform for the Irish people through the development of Integrated Care Programmes for older people, chronic disease, children, patient flow and maternity. These programmes are essential to sustainable health and social care services for the future. They will tackle the most pressing challenges whilst improving outcomes and experiences for the greatest number of patients. Prior to her appointment, Dr. Carroll was the Clinical Lead of the Rehabilitation Medicine Programme. She is a Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine, past Chair of the Medical Board of the National Rehabilitation Hospital, President of the Irish Association of Rehabilitation Medicine and Associate Professor at University College Dublin School of Medicine. Her works on a wide variety of topics are widely published and she regularly presents at national and international conferences. Richard Corbridge Chief Information Officer, HSE Richard Corbridge, Chief Information Officer for the Health Service Executive in Ireland and previously from the NIHR Clinical Research Network. Richard has a wealth of experience in the Health and Clinical Research sector leading various informatics delivery elements; business change, benefits management and Information security projects. He has specialised in IT development, procurement and implementation across national and local health care arenas in the UK for more than fifteen years. Richard has delivered a wide range of systems and process to aid with the provision of health care and research, these range from delivery of the first primary care messaging system to innovation within a care trust to deliver a health and social care single assessment process and onto the modernisation of the information systems infrastructure for clinical research in England. At the end of 2014 Richard left his position as CIO of the National Institute for Health Research specifically the Clinical Research Network (NIHR CRN). This division was responsible for providing Information Systems and Business Intelligence to a workforce of around 10,000 research related staff in the NHS.
Speakers Yvonne Goff Chief Clinical Information Officer, HSE Yvonne Goff is the Chief Clinical Information Officer of the Health Service Executive. A radiographer by background, she has over 18 years of experience in the Health Sector with five of these directly involved in Informatics. Having completed an MSc in Health Informatics (TCD) in 2010 she joined the national implementation team of the NIMIS project as both a project manager and subject matter expert. In this role Yvonne has driven the implementation of PACS/RIS systems into a large number of hospital with a broad range of complexities. Having been a key driver of one of the largest eHealth projects in Ireland to date, Yvonne has developed an expertise in project delivery in difficult environments. She has proven ability in driving process change and meeting targets, while at the same time possessing an understanding of the clinical and patient needs for such developments. She has presented at major international conferences on such aspects. In 2015 Yvonne was appointed as Chief Clinical Information Officer for the Health Services Executive (Ireland). In this role, and previously, she has supported and driven the need for progression of eHealth solutions across Ireland. She has an inherent knowledge of the needs of the clinician and the patient, but sees the benefits in progressing aspects such as standardisation, quality and safety, and effective and efficient system implementation. She currently coordinates the Council of Clinical Information Officers (HSE) which provides clinical governance to the delivery of eHealth solutions. Rosarii Mannion has over 15 years of human resources experience including management experience in Community and Hospital Services in the HSE. She has held a number of senior management roles, her most recent posts being Assistant National Director Human Resources, Dublin North East and Group HR Director in RCSI Hospitals. Rosarii Mannion Rosarii is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD, a qualified Mediator, Conflict Coach and holds a BA, HDip, MA and MSc. National Director, Human Resources Division, HSE Greg is Assistant National Director in the Quality Improvement Division of the HSE following an extensive career within health and social care services. In his current role, Greg leads a team who are committed to listening, understanding and responding to the voice of the public. Greg Price Assistant National Director, Quality Improvement Division, HSE This work is done both in a frontline capacity through direct engagement with people who use and provide health and social care services and also through the development of policy, resources and initiatives. Greg is committed to ensuring that patients, service users, families and carers are equal partners in the planning, design and delivery of services. Greg has a BL from The Honorable Society of King’s Inns, an LLB (Honours) Law from Griffith College Dublin and an MBA from the Open University. He is an accredited mediator and facilitator. Greg has a particular interest in legislation, policy development and mediation
Page 1 and 2: Royal Hospital Kilmainham Forum for
Page 3: Programme 09.30 TEA / COFFEE + Post
Page 7 and 8: Posters TITLE A Feasibility Study t
Page 9 and 10: Posters TITLE CONTACT Introduction
Page 11: Posters TITLE The National Healthli

Kilmainham

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?