1) Deborah El-Sayed is the Director of Digital & Multi-channel Development at NHS England and is working to build a paperless NHS by 2020 through digital transformation. 2) Matt Hancock, Minister of Cabinet Office, brings together health and care organizations to develop strategic priorities for data and technology to make services more effective and efficient through innovation, data, and a digitally competent workforce. 3) Martha Lane Fox's recommendations include making free public wi-fi available in all NHS premises by 2020, prioritizing reaching the digitally excluded, and enabling 10% of patients in every practice for online services by 2017.

1. Deborah El-Sayed
Director of Digital & Multi-channel Development
NHS England
Building a paperless 2020

5. Digital transformation is
business transformation
Matt Hancock: Minister of Cabinet Office
June 2016

7. Brings together health and care organisations
to develop the strategic priorities for data and
technology

10. NIB -10 Domains 33 programmes
Empowering patients and public to self care or find the right service
Making our services as effective and efficient as possible
Interactions between services – from gaps to networks
Innovation as close to care as possible
Data to direct and guide us
Building a workforce who can maximise the benefit of digital

11. Strategy is not static, it
is dynamic, iterative
and to survive it must
evolve

12. Davos Jan 2016
Test Beds

13. May 2016: Martha Lane Fox
Recommendations
Infrastructure
Free public wi-fi should be available throughout NHS
premises by 2020
Removing Digital Exclusion
Prioritise reaching the furthest first
Staff skills & attitudes
Develop a digitally competent workforce
Online primary care
10% of patients in every practice enabled for online
services by 2017
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14. 11% of pop never used internet- 12 million lack basic digital skills
Evaluation of Widening Digital Participation showed that when trained : 84% of
people trained are socially disadvantaged and likely to be experiencing health
inequalities
reduced GP visits
of people have
34%
of people have
saved time
48%
of people have
saved money
24%
improved diet
of people have
63%

15. September 2016: Robert Wachter Review
Review factors impacting
adoption
Identify the key challenges &
opportunities
Explore the best way to
engage clinicians
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16. There are no more IT
projects only digitally enabled
transformation projects
Matthew Swindells
National Director Operations and Information: NHS
England 2016