Featuring presentation videos and accompanying slides: discover how you can drive forward digital innovation in your service, improve your approaches to remote training and boost productivity. By taking one day out to view Enabling the Digital Future of Clinical Coding, you will hear the latest updates, continue your professional development and gain inspiration to advance your clinical coding service.
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3 hours Continuing Professional Development: what you will learn
Are you continually striving to improve communication within your clinical coding team? Are you keen to know what the future of clinical coding is going to look like in practice? If yes, then this online course is for you. Book to view the video and slides and focus on:
Meet your education and training needs in your own time
Take away ideas from the trailblazers and adapt them for your own service, plus benefit from:
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Introduction and chair’s opening remarks
Dr Ilir Bera, Head of Clinical Coding and Data Quality and PbR Assurance, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
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| Successfully integrating coding and AI | |
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Achieving the future of automate coding and AI
Kathrine Howarth, Head of Clinical Coding, Deputy Head of Insourcing, Medacs Global Group
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Case study: building an automated bot to accurately code inpatient procedures
Christian Bennett-Evans, Group Head of Clinical Coding, University Hospitals of Northamptonshire NHS Group
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Questions and answers with Kathrine Howarth and Christian Bennett-Evans
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| Working with SNOMED and ICD-10 | |
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Transition to native SNOMED CT in Epic EHR to record diagnoses and problems
Leilei Zhu, Clinical Data Standards Lead/Advisor, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & NIHR BRC Clinical and Research Informatics Unit
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Questions and answers with Leilei Zhu
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Mapping SNOMED and classifications within acute settings
Dr Ilir Bera, Head of Clinical Coding and Data Quality and PbR Assurance, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
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Questions and answers with Dr Ilir Bera
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| Building the future workforce | |
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Improving remote training: investing in the future of auditing
Eleri Jones ACC, Classifications Specialist Trainer and Developer, Terminology and Classifications Delivery Service, NHS Digital
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Questions and answers with Eleri Jones ACC
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Chair’s closing remarks and close of conference
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Your speakers to date
Leilei is a nationally recognised health informatics leader with considerable local, national, and international experience. She received her BAppSc, Health Information Management from University of Sydney. After graduation, she worked as a Health Information Manager and subsequently joined WHO Beijing Collaborative Centre. In 2004, she came to London to pursue her MSc in Health Informatics from City, University of London.
She has worked extensively in clinical classifications, casemix designs, business intelligence, terminologies such as SNOMED CT, LOINC and EHR (Electronic Health Record) system implementations. Her interest has always been leveraging the NHS data and digital technology to drive clinical excellence, better patient experience, process automation and other innovations.
She has carried out several heads of the departments and leadership roles. She led the first SNOMED CT implementation in MEDITECH EHR in the UK and enabled the trust to be the first organization to achieve fully automated outpatient coding. She is currently leading the Clinical Data Standards program in the Epic EHR system in UCLH and NLP related national projects in the UCL Biomedical Research Centre, Clinical Research Informatics Unit. In April 2021, she initiated a program which enabled UCLH as the first Epic site in the world to implement native SNOMED-CT for diagnosis recording in Epic. Jointly with EPIC development team, they further developed a utility within the software. All future Epic sites in the UK will fully benefit from this utility (affecting up to 20 million people by 2025).
She enjoys teaching health informatics curriculums for UCL medical students and finds it very rewarding to play a role in nurturing the future clinical informaticians.
Pricing structure
Past attendee feedback
'Keep the courses coming. In the world of clinical coding we need more forums to discuss these issues'
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
'I thoroughly enjoyed it and found it informative and helpful'
Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust
'Very interesting and good to network and hear about what other Trusts are doing in terms of the topics discussed'
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
'I found this course to be interesting and has given me lots of ideas/things to think about and to take back to my Trust'
University Hospital of North Midlands NHS Trust
'Appreciated everyone's contribution and felt Kat, Leilei and Christian we're particularly helpful, knowledgeable, informative and inspiring'
Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust
'All presentations were very interesting and gave insight into differing subjects'
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
'A pretty good forum where we could discuss very important topics and get others perspectives'
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
'A well put together course'
The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust
'Very useful day. I gained a great deal from all'
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
'It was an enjoyable day, thank you'
University Hospital of North Midlands NHS Trust
Expected attendees
If you purchase and view the presentation video and accompanying sides, you will be in good company! The following is an insight into the job titles and organisations who came to Enabling the Digital Future of Clinical Coding when it was held on Tuesday 1st November 2022: