Driven by innovation, hear how one plastic surgeon, Dr Grant Nolan from The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, collaborated with Clinical Coding teams to advance data capturing and automation of high-volume procedures in surgery. As part of an NHS taskforce, discover how data recording is advancing and how automation is being incorporated into surgical coding to ensure that procedures are being accurately recorded.
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Collaborating with clinicians, capturing data and standardising surgical notes
In just one short hour, you can gain a practical insight into the future of automated coding and understand how new pathways are being created to improve the quality of notes. Take one hour out to identify how to relieve the burden of high-volume procedures and ultimately, boost hospital billing procedures. Log on and find out how:
1 CPD hour dedicated to assessing the impact of automating high volume surgical procedures
Assess and determine the future of automation in Clinical Coding. Benefit from:
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Introductions, instructions and welcome
Grant Nolan, Plastic Surgeon and Digital Health Fellow, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
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Collaborative working with surgeons to improve data capturing and enable automation
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Question and answer session
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Close of webinar
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First-hand speaker experience
Dr Grant Nolan is a Plastic Surgery registrar with a keen interest in clinical coding. In 2022, Grant began working on projects to improve the quality of surgical data for research. Once the potential to use the same data to help clinical coding became apparent, the projects focus moved to this. This spawned the MyOpNotes project for which he is leading. The project was awarded competitive InnovateUK grant funding in 2024.
Grant is an NHS Clinical Entrepreneur and a Health Education England Topol Digital Fellow. He is working with The Christie NHS Foundation Trust on how surgeons and clinical coders can collaboratively improve the efficiency and accuracy of coding in surgery.
Expected attendees
Designed to promote best practice and support your continued professional development, this free webinar is for all those NHS and public sector professionals working within Clinical Coding. Including but not limited to:
Past attendee feedback
This webinar joins a series of independently researched and well attended events. Recently returning to a face-to-face format in July of 2024, attendees of ‘Clinical Coding Roadmap’ in London attested the quality of the conference by describing the day as:
“Good quality content – relevant"
Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust
“Great, useful information”
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
“Timely for our Trust. Feel like Coding Teams concerns are being taken seriously”
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
“Brilliant and informative”
University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
“Found the presentations very interesting. There are many points we can take back and share with our Leads for future improvement work”
Barts Health NHS Trust
“Great training, very informative and useful to share ideas”
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust
“Very well-organised event. Good speakers. Lot of information and knowledge to take home”
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust