Person-Centred Data Sharing: A Catalyst for Service Transformation

SPEAKER

Chal Chute

AGENDA

17:00 - Welcome

17:05 - Speakers presentation

17:40 - Q&A

18:00 - Close

SYNOPSIS

A focus on resilient, flexible digital platforms that support the citizen to co-manage care can enable new ways of working and help us deliver more impact in a resource constrained environment.

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY

Chaloner Chute

Chief Technology Officer

The Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI)

Chal leads on DHI’s technical strategy and is responsible for the way we support and deliver technical innovation, by applying systems thinking and methodologies in support of the DHI innovation model. He is devoted to the idea that citizens can be empowered to take an active role in their own wellbeing. Chal believes that digital health offers the tools to achieve this, and the DHI has the fresh perspective necessary to reconceive the relationship between the citizen and those who might care for them. He brings a range of skills including a Master’s in Healthcare Management & Leadership and a Master’s in Public Health Policy: Health Systems. He has spent seven years working in digital innovation, seven years working in Scottish Government public policy and healthcare service delivery and has led the design, development, integration and roll out of many digital health and care services with several used at scale across Scotland.

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