This event is part of the West Midlands Academic Health Science Network (WMAHSN) industry event programme, aimed to support the West Midlands innovation ecosystem, and to make the West Midlands healthier, more productive and deliver the best possible clinical outcomes for patients.
The WMAHSN, Medilink Midlands and ORCHA invite you to attend a free digital health webinar on Tuesday, 29 November at 10:00 am – 11:00 am.
ORCHA is the world-leading health app evaluation and advisor organisation, helping governments, health, and social care organisations to choose and deliver health apps that will safely make the biggest impact to improve outcomes.
This session will cover an introduction to the importance of digital health tools, and the current digital health landscape, with Paul Weston, Review & Accreditations Director at ORCHA.
Including:
- Update on the current digital health landscape
- The importance of getting app reviews and accredited
- What it involves
- Getting yourself ready to do it a
- How to make sense of it all!
- Sources of support
There will be time at the end of the presentation to ask Paul questions.
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Paul S Weston is passionate about keeping people out of hospital. As Review & Accreditations Director at ORCHA he gives healthcare professionals and consumers the confidence to recommend and benefit from digital health products that are safe, effective and secure. Paul and his team of Digital Health Assessors develop and maintain Reviews in 11 countries and continually monitor and assess over 3000 products a year.
Prior to joining ORCHA, Paul was Chief Operating Officer at Tiny Medical Apps (Developer of top ORCHA rated asthma app the Digital Health Passport). His work led to inclusion on healthcare frameworks (LPP, G-Cloud, HSSF); maintaining quality assurance certification (ISO 27001/13485, Cyber Essential Plus, DSPT); and product deployment to over 1000 patients in 16 healthcare organisations.
Paul’s commitment to improving health outcomes started with delivering regulation-heavy primary care developments – a journey that impacted over 275,000 patients over 19 years leading ISO9001 certified Architecture businesses. Having seen the growing, untenable demands of in-person healthcare provision, in 2018 he made the decision to explore the role that digital health technology can play in reducing demand on the built environment.
Paul is a London Tech Advocate and One HealthTech (Diversity & Inclusion) Fellow focusing on international partnerships.