9.10am – 10.10am GMT, 19 January 2023 ‐ 1 hour
Plenary Session
This session will consider the major national developments that will affect the use of digital technology in homecare now and into the future, and how these developments interconnect.
Assistant Director - Digitising Social Care, NHS Transformation Directorate
Chief Executive, TEC Services Association
Chief Executive, Homecare Association
Jane Townson is CEO of the Homecare Association. She has extensive experience in the social care, health, housing and technology sectors. Chair of the Board of Kraydel; formerly CEO Somerset Care Group; and Chairman YourLife (JV with McCarthy & Stone). Jane’s first career was in international leadership roles in research and development in ICI, AstraZeneca and Syngenta, where she was Global Head of Bioscience Research. She then established her own business providing consultancy and training on the link between lifestyle factors and public health, working with private individuals and public sector organisations.
Programme Director , Better Security, Better Care
Michelle Corrigan is the Programme Director for Better Security, Better Care – the national and local programme supporting adult social care providers to improve their data and cyber security. Michelle oversees the programme, which is supported by NHSX and NHS Digital, and managed by Digital Social Care. Michelle has spent 15 years in and alongside the social care sector with a background rooted in operational delivery and innovation within adult and children’s social care. She has worked on national telehealth and telecare programmes as well as the roll out of GDPR in the sector.
Chief Digital Officer , Care Quality Commission
Mark is the Executive director for Technology, Data & Insight at the Care Quality Commission. CQC is transforming to become a smarter regulator, with technology at the heart of accelerating improvements in how people experience health and care services, for a safer future. As part of CQC's transformation, it is building new data and insight capability to enable it to become insight-driven organisation - transforming how data and insight are used to drive our decision-making to give us a complete and up-to-date view of what we know about a provider, service or local area.
Mark has over 20 years of senior IT leadership and transformation experience across a broad range of industries, including financial services, insurance, retail, healthcare and not-for-profit.