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Digital Pathway Summit 2022 (transforming clinical care pathways for patients)
Date: Wednesday 6 April,2022
Venue: Online
Registration: Register online now.
Online registration closes: Midday Monday 10 March, 2022
Programme: Available Soon
Requests to register after the closing date will not be accepted
About the course
To describe the new landscape of local delivery networks, clinical pathways and technological pathway management.
To provide a forum for local clinical teams to showcase their proposals for pathway redesign with a focus on technological innovation
To provide a forum to interrogate each of the proposals by and expert panel and agree the “winning” proposal ( Hackathon / Dragon Dens style)
The deadline for abstracts for consideration by the expert panel is 5.00 pm on Monday 28 February. For further information on how to submit your abstract please see below.
Digital Pathway Summit 2022 - Instructions for abstracts
Abstracts are invited for the Digital Pathway Summit 2022 (transforming clinical care pathways for patients) on 6 April. The Summit is a unique opportunity to showcase new or proposed programmes aimed at enhancing clinical pathways for patients between primary and specialist cardiac care, in line with the new Cardiac Pathways Improvement Program (CPIP).
The abstracts, which need to be submitted by 5.00 pm on Monday 28 February, will be judged by a panel of experts, and the 4 top-scoring abstracts will be invited to present at the Summit on Wednesday 6 April at the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) in London.
At the Summit the expert panel will scrutinise the 4 presentations in front of a live online audience and the winning programme will be selected.
The winning presenter will receive a free place at the five-day BCS/Mayo review course in 2023.
Content
A broad variety of programmes are encouraged and should contain the following key elements:
- The presented programme should be either in development or at the piloting phase. Fully developed, funded and implemented programmes are not eligible
- The programme must address approaches to reducing or bridging the gaps between healthcare sectors
- There must be a strong digital element to the programme
- The presenter should (where possible) be a trainee cardiologist, a cardiologist in post for less than 2 years, a healthcare scientist / cardiac physiologist, a specialist nurse or other cardiac-focused allied health professional.
Abstract Structure
Submissions of up to 750 words will be accepted and the following structure should be applied:
- Project vision
- Clinical context
- Project history and development
- What is innovative about the project
- What are the digital elements
- Project detailed description
- Pilot or provisional impact assessment
- National scalability
- Potential impact on the NHS
Save the date - If submitting a project please ensure that the presenting author and at least one other team member are available to present in London at the RSM on 6 April.
Course Directors
Dr Guy Lloyd
