Expo is the most significant annual health and social care event in the calendar, uniting more NHS and care leaders, commissioners, clinicians, voluntary sector partners, innovators and media than any other health and care event. Expo 15 returned to Manchester and was hosted once again by NHS England. Around 5000 people a day from health and care, the voluntary sector, local government, and industry joined together at Manchester Central Convention Centre for two packed days of speakers, workshops, exhibitions and professional development. This year, Expo was more relevant and engaging than ever before, happening within the first 100 days of the new Government, and almost 12 months after the publication of the NHS Five Year Forward View. It was also a great opportunity to check on and learn from the progress of Greater Manchester as the area prepares to take over a £6 billion devolved health and social care budget, pledging to integrate hospital, community, primary and social care and vastly improve health and well-being. More information is available online: www.expo.nhs.uk

1. Code4Health
Update, Challenges and Demonstration

2. Introduction and Update
Richard Jefferson
Head of Programme Commissioning, NHS England
@ric_jefferson

4. Open EDM
Open
ePrescribing
Open Dental
Open Maxims
Open Eyes
Open Eobs
Opal
NHS Open Source Software Foundation
Code 4 Health Platform
Code4HealthLearning
C4HChallenge
ProductCommunities
Communities
NHS Hackdays
Community of Practice Forum / Directory
OpenMinds
Open PACS
Critical Care
Pathology

6. Open Source Software Foundation
Update and OSSF Challenge Launch
Phil Koczan
Director, OSSF CIC

7. Structure of the CIC
Board of Directors
Bill Aylward
Joe McDonald
Phil Koczan
Rebecca Wassall
Memorandum
of Association
Articles
of Association
Banking &
Finance
Systems &
Processes
IT Infrastructure
Branding &
Marketing
Tax affairs
Administrative
Support
Sub-Committee:
Community One
Sub-Committee:
Community Two
Sub-Committee:
Community Three
Sub-Committee:
Community Four

8. The OSSF Code4Health Challenge
• Submit an idea using new or existing Open Source resources to solve a problem
in Health and Care.
• Could focus on:
– Patient Apps
– Linking systems
– Redesigning Clinical Interfaces
– Re-platforming a product
• OSSF will support winners to build a community, attract funding,
build prototypes and develop a complete solution.
• Shortlist announced at EHI Live in November 2015.

9. How the Challenge Works
Register your
idea at
code-4-health.org/challenges
before 16th OctoberIdeas judged and winners
announced
November 2015
Winning bid receives
OSSF backing
- Community formed
- Prototype built
- Crowdfundingsought
Winning Solution
built and
Demonstrated April 2016

10. Further Challenges
• A rolling cycle of new challenges going forward
• Keep watching www.code-4-health.org/challenges and @code4health for
new challenges and updates.

11. Platform Demonstration & Discussion
Ewan Davis –
Digital Health Strategist, NHS England

13. Internet of Body Things
Integrated body & mind care
Eugene Borukhovich

14. • Medical History
• Physical Activity
• Genetic Profile
• Nutrition
• Friends & Family
• Professional Experience
• Hobbies

20. Identify innovative and low cost ways to engage with and provide
early warning signs for the individuals who require social care in
order to expedite an in-homeintervention.The goal should be to find
a sensible approachand a clear impactto the patientsusing the
Internetof Body Things

22. How Clean is Your Code?
Identifying quality software projects within the Code4Health
Custodian Model
Martin Callinan
Source Code Control

23. Challenge
• Promote quality of applications via Code4Health
• Promote of the overall Custodian Model
• Raise confidence of adopters of applications
• Recognise Code4Health Supporters
• Winner to be announced at ehi Live

24. What is being measured?
• Source code attributes
– Copyright
• Are there clear copyright and license markings in your code?
– Security
• Are there known security vulnerabilities in the re-used OSS components?
– Structure
• Is there a clearly defined code structure separating the new re-used
components in the project package?
– Compliance
• Is the code compliant with licensing requirements of subcomponents?

25. What we need
• Register for the competition at http://www.protecode.com/C4HSubmit/
– Code Submissions – September October
– Code Review and Judging - October
– Winner Announced – ehi Live November
• Free overview meeting or webinar for interested participants
All participants will privately receive a one page report and a score

26. Questions?

28. End of Life Care –
Community and Challenge

30. 111 / Urgent and Emergency Care –
Community and Challenge
DeborahEl-Sayed,
Head of Multi-Channel Development & NHS 111 Futures
@debselsayedd

32. For more information
• Please talk to any of the speakers or the team
• See http://code-4-health.org
• Follow @code4health on Twitter
• Email us at info@code-4-health.org