2025 National Virtual User Group (NUG) Graphnet Customers Only
29th April 2025 , 10:00 to 17:15
Time: Our programme will run between 10:00 and 17:15, but delegates will be able to join and leave online at any time depending on what is relevant and of interest. The final agenda with timings will be shared prior to the event, so that delegates can plan their day accordingly.
Location: Virtual Teams Event
Event Description: Join us for the 2025 Virtual National User Group to hear from other users about how Graphnet systems are delivering efficiencies for health staff and positive patient experiences. The Graphnet team will be on hand to discuss exciting developments within the platform, roadmap and more. A selection of Graphnet customers will also present their own use cases and industry leaders will outline the latest updates. The Virtual User Group on the 29th of April will be focused on Shared Care Records and Population Health, but we will be in touch soon about a separate session dedicated to Remote Monitoring.
Whether you’re looking to expand your knowledge, gain industry insights or to hear the latest Graphnet updates, this event promises to provide valuable takeaways.
Who Should Attend: This event is open to Graphnet customers only, in whatever role - from the hands-on front-line members of your team, through to managers, support roles and everything in-between.
Registration Details: Don’t miss out! Register now to secure your spot by completing the form below 👇
Agenda:
Shared Care
- Collective Welcome
- Shared Care and Shared Care Integration Update
- Roadmap
- GP Connect
- Maternity View
- PWA (new version of the PHR)
- Care Plans
- Have your say – future care plans development
Population Health
- Product Update and Roadmap
- Medications Safety National View - Tony Jamieson FRPharmS, Patient Safety Specialist & Clinical Improvement Lead, Medicines Safety Improvement Programme, NHS England
- SMASH The Safety Medication dASHboard (SMASH) - Jamie Higgins, Strategic Medicines Optimisation Pharmacist - NHS Greater Manchester
- Lipid Lowering
- Sodium Valporate and Topiramate
- Using appropriate methods of evaluation. Data Science based intervention analysis
- Data Lake show and tell. Update on transition plans and new technology
- Cheshire East - Understanding our Population's Health. Utilising CIPHA data and intelligence to support Care Community Projects. Anita Motishead, Project Manager (Transformation) Cheshire East Place - Cheshire and Merseyside ICB
