SESSION 208: <br/>Stories from digital workplaces

Track 9
Sunday, July 9, 2023
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
C4.9

Overview

C4.9
Workshop & panel


Details

Workshop: Stories from a small country: The health and care digital professionalism journey of Wales and comparisons with global stories

There is a global appetite to advance the critical role of digital health and care for all; Wales, like many other countries, has a recruitment and retention problem. This workshop will showcase current activities and ideas to address these issues but will run an interactive session that will seek to hear from the delegates through the sharing of their stories. We will address a wide range of important subjects and issues to stimulate some lively debates and discussion. Wales has great optimism that global co-operation will accelerate the exchange of ideas and will scale-up good practice. We know it is not just about technology it’s about people, let’s exchange stories!

Learning objectives:
  • Hearing from the small country of Wales on their latest initiatives to identify and address the current challenges in recruitment and retention
  • To be able to compare and contrast good practice
  • Be able to takeaway key messages to enable implementation “back home”
  • To be able to share the stories that affect us all


Panel: The great disconnection: What leaders in academic medicine need to know and do to engage and develop talent

Recent years have served as an accelerator for organizations to transform traditional workplace norms to more holistically support today’s workforce. Organizations can no longer argue that productivity decreases in the hybrid setting. Skilled knowledge workers in a healthcare and academic setting are in demand; if they are not entrusted to personalize and adjust their workdays, they will go elsewhere. To manage effectively, Peter Drucker writes, “means to face up to the new realities. It means starting out with the question, ‘what is the world really like?’ rather than with assertions and assumptions that made sense only a few years ago.”

Learning objectives:
  • Define leadership traits and competencies needed for successfully managing today’s academic healthcare workforce, including managing ambiguity and instilling trust in colleagues and employees
  • Address gaps that exist in much of the academic health workforce to support professional development and career transitions
  • Provide current academic healthcare workforce data to support how to lead today’s knowledge workers
  • Discuss tools that align most effectively for a hybrid workforce


Speaker

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Prof Wendy Dearing
Professor & Dean Institute of Management & Health UWTSD
University of Wales Trinity Saintt David

Workshop: Stories from a small country: The health and care digital professionalism journey of Wales and comparisons with global stories

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM

Presentation

Biography

A registered nurse, Professor in Applied Practice with a MSc in Change & Innovation. Dean of the Institute of Management and Health at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. Fellow of the BCS, board member of Federation of Informatics Professionals as well as holding Leading Practitioner status.
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Sarah-Jane Parsons
Director of People and Organisational Development
DHCW - NHS Wales

Workshop: Stories from a small country: The health and care digital professionalism journey of Wales and comparisons with global stories

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM

Presentation

Biography

Worked for over 30 years in the NHS and Central Government and am a Chartered Fellow CIPD.
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Andrea Krussel
Director, Education and Workforce Development
Washington University in St. Louis

Panel: The great disconnection: What leaders in academic medicine need to know and do to engage and develop talent

9:45 AM - 10:30 AM

Biography

Andrea Krussel is the Director of Education and Workforce Development in the Office of Health Information and Data Science at WashU and a PhD student studying Education Policy at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Her research focuses on the recruitment and retention of marginalized individuals and women in STEM fields.
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Prof Wendy Dearing
Professor & Dean Institute of Management & Health UWTSD
University of Wales Trinity Saintt David

Session chair

Biography

A registered nurse, Professor in Applied Practice with a MSc in Change & Innovation. Dean of the Institute of Management and Health at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. Fellow of the BCS, board member of Federation of Informatics Professionals as well as holding Leading Practitioner status.

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