04 November
04 November
Creating value in Healthcare through laboratory medicine
Creating value in Healthcare through laboratory medicine
Science
04 November
12:00 – 13:00 BST | 13:00 – 14:00 CET
Register here to enjoy the free Ortho Masterclass webinars
Register/login to view webinar
04 November
12:00 – 13:00 BST | 13:00 – 14:00 CET
Share:
What you will learn
The importance of reassessing the concept of value
How to communicate a common vision
Applying outcome-based measures of success
How the 'whole system value model' can help evaluate and prioritise investments
Dr. Bill Bartlett Clinical Biochemist with over 40 years’ experience within the UK’s National Health Service, and Ortho’s Dr. Alistair J. Gammie will consider how the laboratory can be the centre of value creation for value based healthcare; how current and future investment in services can enable delivery of optimal outcomes in healthcare terms and impact on the total cost of care.
Recommended Reading
Intelligent Liver Function Testing (iLFT) Journal of Hepatology
Developing an automated intelligent LFT BMJ Journals
Anatomy of a value proposition for laboratory medicine Clinica Chimica Acta
Leveraging the real value of laboratory medicine with the value proposition Clinica Chimica Acta
Identifying the value proposition for laboratory medicine IFCC-WASPaLM Joint Working Group
Your speakers
Dr. Alistair J. Gammie
Senior Global Director ValuMetrix, Ortho Clinical Diagnostics
MSc, PhD, CSci, DipRCPath, Lean Healthcare accredited.
Alistair worked for 22 years in the UK National Health Service, he started work as a trainee biomedical scientist and left as a Clinical Scientist.
He joined Ortho Clinical Diagnostics in 2016, where he has been involved with the Laboratory Consulting Services looking at workflow, simulation, modelling, Lean 6 Sigma projects, laboratory design, automation and re-organisation. He has a looked at workflow in it’s many guises in Laboratories throughout Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia, USA and South America and has had the opportunity to look at working practices in most disciplines of Pathology. He has spoken on the subject of scenario planning through the use of simulation modelling at the AACC and EuroLabAutomation.
Dr Bill Bartlett
BSc MSc PhD MCB FRCPath CSci EurSpLM
Dr Bill Bartlett is a Clinical Biochemist with over 40 years’ experience in clinical laboratories within the UK’s National Health Service. He has recently retired from the Clinical Lead position for NHS Scotlands National Laboratories Programme. Bill has held that post since May 2018, following his retirement in 2018 as Joint Clinical Director of the Diagnostics Group, within NHS Tayside. Additional roles have included that of Lead Clinician for the Scottish Clinical Biochemistry Managed Diagnostic Network and Subject Matter Expert for the laboratories element of NHS Scotland Shared Services Health Portfolio. He is currently an Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Division of Medicine in Dundee and is to be appointed Honorary Reader in Clinical Engineering. He has also held honorary academic appointments at the Universities of Birmingham and St Andrews.
Watch where you want
Watch where you want
At work. At home. On the go. We have you covered.
Key influencers within the industry at the touch of a button.
Have questions, we have the answers. Learn from the best.
Sign up todayFrequently asked questions
What is Masterclass?
It is a series of free webinars designed and delivered by experts both from within the medical profession, and from other fields. The goal of Masterclass is to help healthcare leaders to examine the defining clinical and managerial issues of today, and to stimulate discussion on how the industry is to addresses these challenges.
Who is it for?
The webinars have been designed to address the key issues of those in leadership positions, however we encourage all those with an interest in the topic to join.
What is the cost of attendance?
The webinars are offered free of charge to attendees, as a service to our fellow healthcare professionals.
How long is each webinar?
Around 45 minutes in total.
Are the sessions followed by a Q&A?
There is no formal Q&A session, but we encourage you to pose any questions you may have to the expert speakers after the end of the webinar through the chat function. We will try to answer as many as possible live and via email.