Day 2-03 The PRSB Headings (Ian McNicoll, Dr Philip Scott, Dr Phil Koczan)
Channel: INTEROP SUMMIT
Date: 2017-04-01

Ian McNicoll
Co-Chair, openEHR

Ian is a former Scottish GP, and has been involved in healthcare informatics for nearly 30 years, working with openEHR technologies for the last 12 years, most recently with his consultancy, freshEHR Clinical Informatics, as Co-Chair of the not-for-profit openEHR Foundation. His current focus is as a founding Director of Operon Systems, delivering cloud-hosted clinical computing services, based on open source /standards. He is a also member of the NHS Scotland SCIMP group, an Honorary Senior Research Associate at CHIME, UCL, and an active contributor to a number of Code4Health, Ripple, INTEROpen and PRSB projects.

Dr Philip Scott
Chair HL7 UK

Dr Philip Scott is a Senior Lecturer in Information Systems at the University of Portsmouth, Chair of HL7 UK, Vice-Chair of BCS Health & Care and a non-exec director of PRSB. He worked in the NHS in various provider and health authority IT development roles for fifteen years. Philip is a member of the Centre for Healthcare Modelling and Informatics at the University of Portsmouth, where his research interests focus on interoperability and scientific evaluation of clinical information systems.

Dr Phil Koczan
Clinical Health & Care Director, CCIO

Dr Koczan has been a GP in Chingford North East London for over 20 years having succeeded to a single handed practice. The practice now looks after 15,000 patients over two sites. He is a fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners and a member of their Health Informatics Group. He has a long interest in Medical informatics and has an MSC in the subject from Bath University and the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh. He is the CCIO and Clinical Director for Health and Care with the PRSB (Professional Standards Record Board), Digital Clinical Champion for London Patient on Line team and involved in developing 111 interoperability in London. His particular interest is around bringing data together from different care settings to support patient care and quality improvement. 

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