National PROMs Summit

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1 10% 15% card payments discount* Group booking discount** Sixth Annual Conference National PROMs Summit Monday 11 December 2017 De Vere West One Conference Centre, London Speakers include: Prof W Angus Wallace Division of Orthopaedic and Accident Surgery University of Nottingham/Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Jonathon Hope MBE Patient & Co-Chair Realising the Value of Individuals NHS England Prof Alf Collins Clinical Director of The Personalised Care Group NHS England Prof Joanne Greenhalgh Associate Professor School of Sociology and Social Policy - University of Leeds Mr Bibhas Roy & Virtual Orthopaedic Clinic Lead Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Antoinette Edwards Member Major Trauma PROMs Steering Group & Executive Director The Trauma and Audit Research Network Alan J Nobbs Senior Programme Lead Programme Delivery & Frameworks NHS Leadership Academy Supporting Organisations

2 10% 15% card payments discount* Group booking discount** Sixth Annual Conference National PROMs Summit Monday 11 December 2017 De Vere West One Conference Centre, London We collect PROMs as they are a unique source of insight for both provider trusts and CCGs in that they shine a light on variation in the outcomes of surgery, as reported by patients themselves.you can use PROMs data to investigate outcomes reported by patients at individual trusts and compare these outcomes across several trusts. This data can also be used to identify variation in outcomes between a trust and the national average Analysing this data allows provider trusts to investigate whether there are any patterns in their patients outcomes. NHS England October 2016 This national conference will open with national developments in Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) and will then focus on PROMs in clinical practice; using case studies of PROMs changing clinical practice alongside expert sessions on subjects such as using PROMs for decision making, to change practice, and auditing and analysis of outlines. There will also be national updates on the future of PROMs, a masterclass aimed at beginners to PROMs, an extended interactive session focusing on eproms, and another focusing on patient engagement and involvement in PROMs development Pre Conference: eproms Supplier Showcase This interative session will provide an overview of eproms products and implementation in practice. The session will cover diverse areas of consideration to all stakeholders interested in accurately and effectively capturing PROMs electronically. The session will also examine the pros and cons of eproms compared to paper based PROMs, how to migrate from paper based PROMs to eproms, models of administration, patient engagement and issues with regard to the sharing of data. Remote Patient monitoring post orthopedic surgery Martin Gossling BPM Pathway Latest advancement in Class 1 wearable motion sensor technology User interfaces specifically designed to increase patient engagement Remotely gathered medical grade assessment results that professional can trust Easy to setup 12 week patient rehabilitation testing and exercise programs

3 09.00 Pre Conference: eproms Supplier Showcase This interative session will provide an overview of eproms products and implementation in practice. The session will cover diverse areas of consideration to all stakeholders interested in accurately and effectively capturing PROMs electronically. The session will also examine the pros and cons of eproms compared to paper based PROMs, how to migrate from paper based PROMs to eproms, models of administration, patient engagement and issues with regard to the sharing of data Chair s introduction: PROMs in Clinical Practice Prof W Angus Wallace Division of Orthopaedic and Accident Surgery University of Nottingham/Nottingham University Hospitals NHS The Patient and PROMs Jonathon Hope MBE Patient & Co-Chair Realising the Value of Individuals and Dr Claire Corps Patient Leader, Medical Research Scientist and co-chair measurement workstream, increasing activation in CKD NHS England patients as partners in PROMs how to involve patients in co-design and co-production of PROMs the role of patient leaders in delivering change as a result of PROMs results NHS England Update: Measuring Patient Outcomes & Experience The results and implications of the National PROMs Consultation Professor Alf Collins Clinical Director of The Personlised Care Group NHS England Questions and answers followed by Coffee and exhibition NHS England Update: learning from the national consultation current and future developments Conference Splits into Stream A and Repeated Masterclasses First Choice Morning Stream: Main Stream PROMS changing clinical practice Stream B Masterclass A Improving PROMs Lunch and Exhibition Second Choice Afternoon Stream: Main Stream PROMs changing clinical practice Stream B Masterclass B PROMs Leadership Coffee and Exhibition Final Joint Session: PROMs of tomorrow: what the future holds for PROMs in clinical practice International Standards in Outcomes and PROMs Dr Zofia Das-Gupta Standardisation Project Leader International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement defining international outcome measures the role of PROMs developing international standards case studies of change in practice international developments Understanding the motivation for using PROMs Prof Joanne Greenhalgh Associate Professor School of Sociology and Social Policy - University of Leeds how understanding motivation can improve compliance patient care v performance management using the drivers in practice The Future of PROMS: Can PROMs data be used to make decisions about individual patients? Mr Bibhas Roy & Virtual Orthopaedic Clinic Lead Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust how can PROMs be used to make decisions about individual patients the future of real time PROMs the role of patients in monitoring their own outcomes in real time including triggers for intervention the future of PROMS: what lies ahead so what do I do tomorrow: ensuring what you have heard today leads to change in your practice and PROMS development Questions and answers, Close at 17.10

4 Main Stream: Changing Clinical Practice as a result of PROMs Chairman Prof W Angus Wallace Division of Orthopaedic and Accident Surgery University of Nottingham/Nottingham University Hospitals Engaging clinical staff in PROMs and improving compliance Mr Andrew Jennings with Kathryn Burn Director of Nursing County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust clinical engagement to improve compliance and uptake of PROMs developing whole team understanding of relevance of PROMs data building momentum and demonstrating results: our experience Auditing PROMs results to learn lessons and change practice Anca Marinescu Audit Clinical Lead for General Ophthalmology Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust clinical audit and PROMs developing deeper scrutiny and learning from cases reporting worse/much worse service improvements including making case for new corneal consultant, greater focus on patients reporting condition worsened and identifying and correcting patient perceived deficiencies Using PROMs to measure Longer Term Outcomes Antoinette Edwards Member Major Trauma PROMs Steering Group & Executive Director The Trauma and Audit Research Network an update on the NEW national PROM for Major Injury using PROMs to measure long-term outcomes and help us to improve our understanding on how major injury has impacted not just on patients health but also their everyday routines how do we link PROMs with processes of care received in hospital? A systematic approach to using PROMs and PREMs Fiona Kinghorn Interim Director of Public Health & Senior Reporting Officer PROMs, PREMs and Effectiveness Programme and Phill Thomas National Clinical Lead & Adult & Paediatric Orthopedic Consultant Cardiff and Vale University Health Board introducing the PROMs, PREMs and Effectiveness Programme and NHS Wales and links with the NHS Wales ICHOM partnership. learning and improvement opportunities offered by the growing national PROMs dataset linking PROMs to develop a truly intelligent, value-based healthcare system Questions and answers followed by lunch and exhibition at Using PROMs to inform Clinical Practice decision making Ajay Malviya Honorary Senior Lecturer Newcastle University Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust using PROMs to inform medical practice using data has been a catalyst to enabling change how we have used PROMs data to transform the way we deliver knee and hip surgery across the trust Using PROMs to predict which patients will benefit from Surgery, and to justify not performing surgery if there is no evidence of improvement Aditya Kanwar Specialty Trainee (General Surgery) Year 8 Freeman Hospital Questions and answers followed by coffee and exhibition at using PROMs to demonstrate whether surgery is effective, and if its not why are we doing it? the role of PROMs in understanding which patients will benefit, and changing selection criteria the evidence in groin surgery

5 Stream B: Masterclass A Improving the effectiveness of PROMs in practice Mr Bibhas Roy & Virtual Orthopaedic Clinic Lead Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & Mr James Wilson Consultant Upper Limb Surgeon Royal Bolton NHS Foundation Trust This masterclass will focus on the practicalities of improving the effectiveness PROMs in your clinical service eproms - the tools available to make life easier current challenges information governance: DPA and responsibilities ask the expert: interactive discussion Maximising the usefulness of PROMs through eproms Emily Moore Research Assistant & JointPRO Manager Imperial College Questions and answers followed by lunch and exhibition Stream B: Masterclass B Developing and fine tuning your leadership skills Alan J Nobbs Senior Programme Lead Programme Delivery & Frameworks NHS Leadership Academy self assessment of your leadership skills leading culture change and empowering others communicating your role and engaging the clinical teams: tips for success how to lead change following PROMs results round table discussion Interactive discussion Questions and answers followed by coffee and exhibition at POSTER PRESENTATIONS Evaluating outcome measures in Hand Surgery Olivia Halliday Medical Student (Third Year) Orthopaedic Clinical Research Group Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton, Southampton General Hospital Use of PROMS for Total Hip Arthroplasty in a new Elective Orthopaedic Unit leading to a service improvement Ravi Pagoti, Guna Pacha, Enda Mcginley, Nidhi Gupta, S Rajkumar (Senior Author)

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