7th July 2017, @ Salford University in Manchester
While 70% of flights are booked online and banking customers access smartphone apps 7,600 times a minute, only 2% of patients have had any digital interaction with NHS services. The NHS has fallen behind when it comes to exploiting the latest digital technologies and opportunities are being missed to connect with the 71% of UK adults who have a smartphone and the 84% who use the internet regularly. Smarter technology can improve health outcomes, boost efficiency and give patients more of a say in how and when they are treated.
The Digital Health Summit will explore the latest innovations being adopted across the country, share best practice and give all delegates the tools they need to transform their organisations by harnessing the tech revolution.
Join SymlConnect during a 40 minutes breakout session.
Link: http://www.salford.ac.uk/onecpd/courses/the-digital-health-conference