Change Management Using Data Analytics in Healthcare, Enhancing Patient Outcomes & Operational Efficiency

Monday, 28 July 2025

6:00-7:20 PM AEST

Presented by Prof Aamer Ahmed, BMBS FRCA FESC FACC FHEA

Consultant in Cardiothoracic Anaesthesia and Critical Care, Glenfield Hospital, UK

Learning Outcomes

  • Why change management matters in anaesthesia                  
  • How data analytics drives clinical and operational improvements
  • Psychology of change and people management
  • Real-world case studies and implementation strategies
  • Future directions in data-driven healthcare

About the Webinar

Hosted by GE HealthCare, this session explores how integrating data analytics with the Kotter 8-Step Change Model can transform patient care and operational efficiency in anaesthesia.

 

 

Who Should Attend

Clinical anaesthetists, anaesthetic nurses, directors of anaesthesia, anaesthetic technicians and healthcare professionals interested in the topic

Speaker

Prof Aamer Ahmed, BMBS FRCA FESC FACC FHEA

Consultant in Cardiothoracic Anaesthesia and Critical Care, Glenfield Hospital, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester UK

 

Prof Ahmed is one of only 10 Professors of Cardiovascular Anaesthesia in the UK and is a global KOL. He is an author of several landmark papers, including the recent ESAIC guidelines on management of severe perioperative bleeding, ESAIC guidelines on the management of VTE, ESAIC guidelines on management of DOACS and the forthcoming EACTAIC Patient Blood Management guidelines in cardiac surgery to be published shortly. Prof Ahmed holds national leadership positions in the UK at the Association of Cardiothoracic Anaesthesia and Critical Care and the Association of Anaesthetists Council. He has co-authored several documents for the Royal College of Anaesthetists as to how to implement standards of practice in cardiac anaesthesia and on the safe use of blood. He has authored the joint SCTS/Perfusion College document on recommended standards of monitoring on cardiopulmonary bypass.