On demand webinar: What Works - Virtual wards and virtual rehab
On demand webinar: What Works - Virtual wards and virtual rehab
Virtual consultations, virtual wards and virtual pulmonary rehab have enabled continued safe patient – practitioner interaction during the COVID-19 pandemic and looks set to remain in place due to clear benefits in terms of protecting vulnerable patients from unnecessary infection or travel, keeping costs down, and convenience both to patient and clinician.
In this webinar we will explore top tips and best practice for implementing these programmes locally.
PCRS is grateful to The Burdett Trust for Nursing for the provision of an educational grant to support the Digital Technology webinar programme.
The Burdett Trust for Nursing has had no input into the development, content or selection of speakers of this webinar.
Speakers
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Clare Cook
Clare is a physiotherapist working in an Integrated Community Team as Clinical Lead. The team which delivers both acute and planned care for Respiratory patients in Bristol offers a diverse working environment. As Chair for PCRS Respiratory Leaders Programme Board she is passionate about Clinicians implementing service change and personalising services to meet the need of different populations. At conference you will find her in the service improvement work stream and improving on her VO2max on the dance floor. -
Daryl Freeman
Daryl worked as a partner in a Primary Care practice with a focus on elderly care until November 2017 when she left to become an associate Clinical Director with Norfolk Community Health & Care. She works alongside Secondary & Primary Care to design and deliver innovative care pathways for frailty and respiratory disease based on the Virtual Wards programmes.
She is also Chair of the Norfolk & Waveney Respiratory Clinical Network and recently she has been appointed to a joint BTS/PCRS committee looking at how respiratory care can be better integrated across Primary/ Secondary and Community Care.
She is an active member of the East of England Respiratory Clinical Network.
Daryl loves country life and is a keen horsewoman and lives in Norfolk with her 2 dogs, 3 horses and long-suffering paramedic partner. -
Siobhan Hollier
Siobhan is a respiratory specialist physiotherapist with 18 years’ experience in respiratory care. Siobhan is currently employed by the British Oxygen Company as the Senior Team Lead for the East and Northeast of England, with her clinical base in the West Norfolk Pulmonary Rehab service. Siobhan is the current chair of the Primary Care Respiratory Society Respiratory Leadership programme board.