Thomas Glynn
Ict & Digital Health Officer @Health Service Executive
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WORK HISTORY
Ict & Digital Health Officer @Health Service Executive
The HSE Corporate Plan 20••••24 identifies Technology and eHealth as one of the key enablers of reform in the HSE. “Implementing technology and eHealth solutions and accelerating the digitisation of our health service will support a culture of continuous improvement and innovation. It will allow for increased access, sharing and analysis of information across the health services. Technology will enable predictive health delivery identifying where the services are needed most and support person centred healthcare. “ The Committee on the Future of Healthcare Sláintecare Report proposes a national health service for Ireland’s 21st century health needs. This service will deliver upon the ‘triple aim’ of health systems by “improving care, improving health and reducing costs” through an integrated care system which puts the person at the centre of system design and delivery, and is well-organised and coordinated to manage costs. This future model of integrated care envisages a decisive shift away from the current hospital-centric model of care to where the majority of healthcare will be accessible and delivered in community settings. The Report recognises that the “best health outcomes and value for money can be achieved by re-orientating the model of care towards primary and community care”. Sláintecare Report
EDUCATION
National University of Ireland, Galway
Bachelor of Science - BS
Trinity College Dublin
Ambassador in Healthcare Innovations
University of Limerick
Master of Science - MS
University of Limerick
MSc
ABOUT THOMAS GLYNN
Mental Health Nurse with an interest in community ehealth/digital transformation currently working in the HSE delivering and overseeing priorities and investment for community ICT infrastructure and solutions. The HSE Corporate Plan 20••••24 identifies Technology and eHealth as one of the key enablers of reform in the HSE. “Implementing technology and eHealth solutions and accelerating the digitisation of our health service will support a culture of continuous improvement and innovation. It will allow for increased access, sharing and analysis of information across the health services. Technology will enable predictive health delivery identifying where the services are needed most and support person centred healthcare. “ The Committee on the Future of Healthcare Sláintecare Report proposes a national health service for Ireland’s 21st century health needs. This service will deliver upon the ‘triple aim’ of health systems by “improving care, improving health and reducing costs” through an integrated care system which puts the person at the centre of system design and delivery, and is well-organised and coordinated to manage costs. This future model of integrated care envisages a decisive shift away from the current hospital-centric model of care to where the majority of healthcare will be accessible and delivered in community settings. The Report recognises that the “best health outcomes and value for money can be achieved by re-orientating the model of care towards primary and community care”. Sláintecare Report
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