PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME
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Location: Park Regis - Floor 15 Foyer
We’re making sure that every part of your stay at the Autumn Leadership Summit is safe, secure and following the most up-to-date covid guidelines.
As part of this, you will be asked to take a lateral flow test 24 hours before attending the event. Upon your arrival, you will be asked to present proof of your negative test or proof of both vaccinations.
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Chair:
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
Keynotes:
Tom Loosemore, Partner, Public Digital
Digitising public services, and why health really is complicated
Tom Loosemore, public sector digitisation guru, former deputy director of the widely acclaimed Government Digital Service, and co-author of "Digital Transformation at Scale: Why the Strategy Is Delivery", will help place the challenges the NHS faces on digital in the context of wider public sector digitisation experiences.
Prof David Rosser, CEO, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundtation Trust
The digital future of health and care in Birmingham
Prof Rosser, CEO of UHB FT, leads one the most digitally advanced NHS trusts in the UK, he will set out his future digital vision for the trust and wider Birmingham health and care.
Jenny Thomas, Programme Director, DigitalHealth.London
Why innovation is essential to a successful NHS recovery
Digitalhealth.London is the highly successful NHS start-up agency, created by the London AHSNs, that has nurtured and supported some of the most successful digital health start-ups in the UK. Jenny Thomas, programme director will outline why supporting and scaling digital innovation is essential to the future of digital health and care.
Panel Q&A
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Location: Sky Loft, Floor 16
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Location: Floor 15, Blumfield room
The roundtable sessions will cover two topics listed below. They will be run simultaneously twice, so each attendee will have the opportunity to attend them both.
Facilitators:
Prof. Robin Williams, Senior Lecturer, Chief Scientist Office Chancellor’s Fellow, Director of Innovation, Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh
Dr Kathrin Cresswell, Professor of Social Research on Technology and Director of the Institute for the Study of Science Technology and Innovation, University of Edinburgh
Roundtable One: Meaningful maturity: making digital maturity count
With the What Good Looks Like framework, digital maturity is back on the agenda. But how can an organisation, ICS or region best demonstrate that it is advancing its digital maturity? How can it most usefully benchmark against peers? What are the key measures currently available? This roundtable session led by the researchers who have carried out the official evaluation of the GDE programme, will explore what makes digital maturity meaningful.
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Location: Floor 15, Armstrong room
The roundtable sessions will cover two topics listed below. They will be run simultaneously twice, so each attendee will have the opportunity to attend them both.
Facilitator:
Gary McAllister, CTO, One London - NHS London
Joss Palmer, Programme Director, One London - NHS London
Roundtable Two: Digital foundations: enabling integrated care systems
What are the digital foundations that are required to underpin the move to Integrated Care Systems? Do ICSs require the standardisation of provider systems as we are seeing in some areas or should their focus be elsewhere such as integrated care records, patient engagement and population health management? This roundtable will be led by Gary McAllister and Joss Palmer, respectively CTO and Programme Director of the award-winning OneLondon shared record.
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Location: Floor 15, Blumfield room
The roundtable sessions will cover two topics listed below. They will be run simultaneously twice, so each attendee will have the opportunity to attend them both.
Facilitators:
Prof. Robin Williams, Senior Lecturer, Chief Scientist Office Chancellor’s Fellow, Director of Innovation, Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh
Dr Kathrin Cresswell, Professor of Social Research on Technology and Director of the Institute for the Study of Science Technology and Innovation, University of Edinburgh
Roundtable One: Meaningful maturity: making digital maturity count
With the What Good Looks Like framework, digital maturity is back on the agenda. But how can an organisation, ICS or region best demonstrate that it is advancing its digital maturity? How can it most usefully benchmark against peers? What are the key measures currently available? This roundtable session led by the researchers who have carried out the official evaluation of the GDE programme, will explore what makes digital maturity meaningful.
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Location: Floor 15, Armstrong room
The roundtable sessions will cover two topics listed below. They will be run simultaneously twice, so each attendee will have the opportunity to attend them both.
Facilitator:
Gary McAllister, CTO, One London - NHS London
Joss Palmer, Programme Director, One London - NHS London
Roundtable Two: Digital foundations: enabling integrated care systems
What are the digital foundations that are required to underpin the move to Integrated Care Systems? Do ICSs require the standardisation of provider systems as we are seeing in some areas or should their focus be elsewhere such as integrated care records, patient engagement and population health management? This roundtable will be led by Gary McAllister and Joss Palmer, respectively CTO and Programme Director of the award-winning OneLondon shared record.
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Location: Hotel Restaurant
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Location: Floor 16, Sky Gallery
Chair:
Jon Hoeksma,CEO, Digital Health
Keynotes:
Neil Bennett, CISO, NHS Digital
Cyber security in the NHS following the pandemic
The past 18 months has seen a dramatic shift in digital adoption of technologies, creating new vulnerabilities in systems and data. The NHS, life sciences industry and wider health supply chain have all come under concerted attacks by hostile actors from cyber criminals to nation state actors. Neil Bennet, NHS Digital’s chief information security officer, will set out how the pandemic has shifted cyber security to the top of the agenda and what boards and digital leaders now need to do.
Mat Chase, CTO, Fujitsy / AWS
Beyond Recover & Rebuild
The NHS faces huge challenges on recovery, managing the ongoing pandemic, integrating health and social care all while delivering high quality patient services. Matt Chase, CTO healthcare UK Fujitsu, will outline how modern cloud-based infrastructure can provide the flexibility, resilience, security and scale required to build new models of health and care.
Panel Q&A
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Location: Sky Loft
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Location: Floor 16, Sky Gallery
Angie Smithson, CEO, Chesterfield Royal NHS Foundation Trust
Dermot Ryan, Director of Frontline Digitisation, NHSX
Toby Avery, CDIO, Surrey and Boarders Partnership NHS Trust Foundation
A panel of NHS CEOs and FDs from NHS Providers - focus is on building board business cases for investing in digital transformation.
Panel Q&A
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Chair:
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
Speakers:
Sonia Patel, CIO, NHSX
Dr Simon Eccles, National CCIO and Deputy CEO, NHSX
Dr Natasha Phillips, CNIO, NHSX
What Good Looks Like Leadership Panel
The publication for the What Good Looks Like Framework at the end of August is a key policy milestone, setting the future direction for NHS digital strategy, with the focus firmly on Integrated Care Systems. The WGLL Framework and linked Who Pays for What document will set the parameters for future digital developments. In this interactive leadership panel, the NHSX CCIO, CIO and CNIO leadership team will outline the new approach and take questions from attendees.
Panel Q&A
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The Digital Health Awards dinner will start with a drinks reception in the Sky Loft followed by dinner in the Sky Gallery.
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Chair:
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
Keynotes:
Dr Simon Eccles, National CCIO and Deputy CEO, NHSX
How NHSX will support NHS recovery and integrated health and care
In his keynote presentation Dr Simon Eccles will set out how NHSX will next work with NHS organisations and leaders to support NHS recovery and the delivery of integrated health and care services.
Prof. Jonathan Benger, Chief Medical Officer, NHS Digital
Clinical informatics and clinical leadership - developing people and teams
Professor Jonathan Benger will outline NHS Digital’s plans to support integrated patient care and the future role of clinical informaticians.
Panel Q&A
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Facilitator:
Gareth Thomas, Deputy National CCIO, NHSX
Anne Marie Cunningham, Associate Medical Director, Primary Care in Digital Health and Care Wales
The office of the CCIO: Next steps on professionalism for CCIOs and clinical informaticians
This workshop, facilitated by Gareth Thomas and Anne Marie Cunningham, will explore the development of the office of the CCIO and next steps in the development of the CCIO profession, including the Faculty of Clinical Informatics' competency framework. Anne Marie and Gareth chair the FCI's standing committee on professionalism.
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Facilitators:
Mark Kenny, Digital Strategic Transformation Lead and Head of Healthtech, Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS FT
Jenny Thomas, Programme Director, Digitalhealth.London
Workshop Two: Building a digital innovation capability
Top performing organisations often have a dedicated digital innovation team, an in-house team or capability focused on ensuring the organisation is constantly exploring how continuously experimenting with and trialling a diverse range of digital innovations and emerging technologies can help the organisation more effectively achieve its goals. This workshop will explore how successful NHS organisations are developing these capabilities.
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Facilitators:
Natasha Phillips, CNIO, NHSX
Jo Dickson, Chief Nurse, NHS Digital
Ronke Adejolu, Associate CNIO, NHSX
Workshop Three: Why every nurse is a digital nurse
With over 300,000 nurses in the NHS, nurses are the largest group of staff using digital technologies and data in their everyday practice. Nurses, midwives and AHPS are also often the most intensive users of EPRs to record patient notes and observations. This workshop will explore the potential digital future of nursing, in which staff move from being users of systems to increasingly using digital tools and data to re-imagine patient care.
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Location: Sky Loft
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Facilitator:
Sonia Patel, CIO, NHSX
Mike Cavaye, Deputy CIO (Transformation & Solutions), Surrey and Borders NHS FT
Workshop One: Building the digital workforce of the future
The challenge of achieving a health and care workforce with the skills required to make maximum use of digital tools and data have long been identified. There have been notable successes, such as the NHS Digital Academy, but a step-change is still required to ensure that the entire workforce becomes equipped with the range of skills, many of them new, required to provide digital-first services. This workshop will explore what is required to accelerate and sustain the development of a highly digitally skilled NHS workforce.
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Facilitators:
Dave Turner, CTO, NHSX
Ruth Bradbury, Senior NHS Navigator, Digitalhealth.London
Workshop Two: Horizon-scanning; surfing the tsunami
NHS digital leaders, and in particular CIOs and CTOs, must make sense of bewildering and fast-changing technology and policy landscapes. They have to often sustain many legacy core systems while identifying what are the future technologies and approaches they should base future strategies on. In a technology sector that is notoriously fond of hype how can digital leaders plans for the future and surf these tsunamis of change.
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Kelsey Flott, Deputy Director of Patient Safety, NHSX
Dr Manpreet Pujara, Clinical Director for Patient Safety, NHS Digital
Holly Carr, Florence Nightingale Digital Leadership Fellow, NHSX
Workshop Three: Clinical Safety Strategy
Workshop structure
KF introduces the strategy and national commitments (5mins)
MP discusses the training commitment within the strategy (5 mins)
HC explains what the strategy means in real life/ from a nursing perspective (5 mins)
Breakout into group discussions on the following questions (20mins):
What is the culture of Digital Clinical Safety in your organisation? Think about the role of CSOs and where they sit with other patient safety professionals including Patient Safety Specialists.
What steps would you like to see your organisation take towards enhanced Digital Clinical Safety and what support do you need from national teams to do that?
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Location: Hotel Restaurant
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Chair:
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
Speakers:
Lisa Emery, CIO, The Royal Marsden Hospital NHS FT
Sarah Hanbridge,CNIO, The Christie NHS FT
James Reed, CCIO, Birmingham and Solihull MH NHS FT
The newly elected chairs of the CIO, CNIO and CCIO networks will offer their perspectives on how to best build effective and enduring collaboration and partnerships between leaders in the sector? How can local leaders have a more effective voice nationally? What are the opportunities for different local, regional and national networks to better learn from one another? And how can local and national leaders better collaborate and understand one another.
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Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
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Location: Park Regis - Floor 15 Foyer
We’re making sure that every part of your stay at the Autumn Leadership Summit is safe, secure and following the most up-to-date covid guidelines.
As part of this, you will be asked to take a lateral flow test 24 hours before attending the event. Upon your arrival, you will be asked to present proof of your negative test or proof of both vaccinations.
-
Chair:
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
Keynotes:
Tom Loosemore, Partner, Public Digital
Digitising public services, and why health really is complicated
Tom Loosemore, public sector digitisation guru, former deputy director of the widely acclaimed Government Digital Service, and co-author of "Digital Transformation at Scale: Why the Strategy Is Delivery", will help place the challenges the NHS faces on digital in the context of wider public sector digitisation experiences.
Prof David Rosser, CEO, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundtation Trust
The digital future of health and care in Birmingham
Prof Rosser, CEO of UHB FT, leads one the most digitally advanced NHS trusts in the UK, he will set out his future digital vision for the trust and wider Birmingham health and care.
Jenny Thomas, Programme Director, DigitalHealth.London
Why innovation is essential to a successful NHS recovery
Digitalhealth.London is the highly successful NHS start-up agency, created by the London AHSNs, that has nurtured and supported some of the most successful digital health start-ups in the UK. Jenny Thomas, programme director will outline why supporting and scaling digital innovation is essential to the future of digital health and care.
Panel Q&A
-
Location: Sky Loft, Floor 16
-
Location: Floor 15, Blumfield room
The roundtable sessions will cover two topics listed below. They will be run simultaneously twice, so each attendee will have the opportunity to attend them both.
Facilitators:
Prof. Robin Williams, Senior Lecturer, Chief Scientist Office Chancellor’s Fellow, Director of Innovation, Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh
Dr Kathrin Cresswell, Professor of Social Research on Technology and Director of the Institute for the Study of Science Technology and Innovation, University of Edinburgh
Roundtable One: Meaningful maturity: making digital maturity count
With the What Good Looks Like framework, digital maturity is back on the agenda. But how can an organisation, ICS or region best demonstrate that it is advancing its digital maturity? How can it most usefully benchmark against peers? What are the key measures currently available? This roundtable session led by the researchers who have carried out the official evaluation of the GDE programme, will explore what makes digital maturity meaningful.
-
Location: Floor 15, Armstrong room
The roundtable sessions will cover two topics listed below. They will be run simultaneously twice, so each attendee will have the opportunity to attend them both.
Facilitator:
Gary McAllister, CTO, One London - NHS London
Joss Palmer, Programme Director, One London - NHS London
Roundtable Two: Digital foundations: enabling integrated care systems
What are the digital foundations that are required to underpin the move to Integrated Care Systems? Do ICSs require the standardisation of provider systems as we are seeing in some areas or should their focus be elsewhere such as integrated care records, patient engagement and population health management? This roundtable will be led by Gary McAllister and Joss Palmer, respectively CTO and Programme Director of the award-winning OneLondon shared record.
-
Location: Floor 15, Blumfield room
The roundtable sessions will cover two topics listed below. They will be run simultaneously twice, so each attendee will have the opportunity to attend them both.
Facilitators:
Prof. Robin Williams, Senior Lecturer, Chief Scientist Office Chancellor’s Fellow, Director of Innovation, Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh
Dr Kathrin Cresswell, Professor of Social Research on Technology and Director of the Institute for the Study of Science Technology and Innovation, University of Edinburgh
Roundtable One: Meaningful maturity: making digital maturity count
With the What Good Looks Like framework, digital maturity is back on the agenda. But how can an organisation, ICS or region best demonstrate that it is advancing its digital maturity? How can it most usefully benchmark against peers? What are the key measures currently available? This roundtable session led by the researchers who have carried out the official evaluation of the GDE programme, will explore what makes digital maturity meaningful.
-
Location: Floor 15, Armstrong room
The roundtable sessions will cover two topics listed below. They will be run simultaneously twice, so each attendee will have the opportunity to attend them both.
Facilitator:
Gary McAllister, CTO, One London - NHS London
Joss Palmer, Programme Director, One London - NHS London
Roundtable Two: Digital foundations: enabling integrated care systems
What are the digital foundations that are required to underpin the move to Integrated Care Systems? Do ICSs require the standardisation of provider systems as we are seeing in some areas or should their focus be elsewhere such as integrated care records, patient engagement and population health management? This roundtable will be led by Gary McAllister and Joss Palmer, respectively CTO and Programme Director of the award-winning OneLondon shared record.
-
Location: Hotel Restaurant
-
Location: Floor 16, Sky Gallery
Chair:
Jon Hoeksma,CEO, Digital Health
Keynotes:
Neil Bennett, CISO, NHS Digital
Cyber security in the NHS following the pandemic
The past 18 months has seen a dramatic shift in digital adoption of technologies, creating new vulnerabilities in systems and data. The NHS, life sciences industry and wider health supply chain have all come under concerted attacks by hostile actors from cyber criminals to nation state actors. Neil Bennet, NHS Digital’s chief information security officer, will set out how the pandemic has shifted cyber security to the top of the agenda and what boards and digital leaders now need to do.
Mat Chase, CTO, Fujitsy / AWS
Beyond Recover & Rebuild
The NHS faces huge challenges on recovery, managing the ongoing pandemic, integrating health and social care all while delivering high quality patient services. Matt Chase, CTO healthcare UK Fujitsu, will outline how modern cloud-based infrastructure can provide the flexibility, resilience, security and scale required to build new models of health and care.
Panel Q&A
-
Location: Sky Loft
-
Location: Floor 16, Sky Gallery
Angie Smithson, CEO, Chesterfield Royal NHS Foundation Trust
Dermot Ryan, Director of Frontline Digitisation, NHSX
Toby Avery, CDIO, Surrey and Boarders Partnership NHS Trust Foundation
A panel of NHS CEOs and FDs from NHS Providers - focus is on building board business cases for investing in digital transformation.
Panel Q&A
-
Chair:
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
Speakers:
Sonia Patel, CIO, NHSX
Dr Simon Eccles, National CCIO and Deputy CEO, NHSX
Dr Natasha Phillips, CNIO, NHSX
What Good Looks Like Leadership Panel
The publication for the What Good Looks Like Framework at the end of August is a key policy milestone, setting the future direction for NHS digital strategy, with the focus firmly on Integrated Care Systems. The WGLL Framework and linked Who Pays for What document will set the parameters for future digital developments. In this interactive leadership panel, the NHSX CCIO, CIO and CNIO leadership team will outline the new approach and take questions from attendees.
Panel Q&A
-
The Digital Health Awards dinner will start with a drinks reception in the Sky Loft followed by dinner in the Sky Gallery.
-
Chair:
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
Keynotes:
Dr Simon Eccles, National CCIO and Deputy CEO, NHSX
How NHSX will support NHS recovery and integrated health and care
In his keynote presentation Dr Simon Eccles will set out how NHSX will next work with NHS organisations and leaders to support NHS recovery and the delivery of integrated health and care services.
Prof. Jonathan Benger, Chief Medical Officer, NHS Digital
Clinical informatics and clinical leadership - developing people and teams
Professor Jonathan Benger will outline NHS Digital’s plans to support integrated patient care and the future role of clinical informaticians.
Panel Q&A
-
Facilitator:
Gareth Thomas, Deputy National CCIO, NHSX
Anne Marie Cunningham, Associate Medical Director, Primary Care in Digital Health and Care Wales
The office of the CCIO: Next steps on professionalism for CCIOs and clinical informaticians
This workshop, facilitated by Gareth Thomas and Anne Marie Cunningham, will explore the development of the office of the CCIO and next steps in the development of the CCIO profession, including the Faculty of Clinical Informatics' competency framework. Anne Marie and Gareth chair the FCI's standing committee on professionalism.
-
Facilitators:
Mark Kenny, Digital Strategic Transformation Lead and Head of Healthtech, Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS FT
Jenny Thomas, Programme Director, Digitalhealth.London
Workshop Two: Building a digital innovation capability
Top performing organisations often have a dedicated digital innovation team, an in-house team or capability focused on ensuring the organisation is constantly exploring how continuously experimenting with and trialling a diverse range of digital innovations and emerging technologies can help the organisation more effectively achieve its goals. This workshop will explore how successful NHS organisations are developing these capabilities.
-
Facilitators:
Natasha Phillips, CNIO, NHSX
Jo Dickson, Chief Nurse, NHS Digital
Ronke Adejolu, Associate CNIO, NHSX
Workshop Three: Why every nurse is a digital nurse
With over 300,000 nurses in the NHS, nurses are the largest group of staff using digital technologies and data in their everyday practice. Nurses, midwives and AHPS are also often the most intensive users of EPRs to record patient notes and observations. This workshop will explore the potential digital future of nursing, in which staff move from being users of systems to increasingly using digital tools and data to re-imagine patient care.
-
Location: Sky Loft
-
Facilitator:
Sonia Patel, CIO, NHSX
Mike Cavaye, Deputy CIO (Transformation & Solutions), Surrey and Borders NHS FT
Workshop One: Building the digital workforce of the future
The challenge of achieving a health and care workforce with the skills required to make maximum use of digital tools and data have long been identified. There have been notable successes, such as the NHS Digital Academy, but a step-change is still required to ensure that the entire workforce becomes equipped with the range of skills, many of them new, required to provide digital-first services. This workshop will explore what is required to accelerate and sustain the development of a highly digitally skilled NHS workforce.
-
Facilitators:
Dave Turner, CTO, NHSX
Ruth Bradbury, Senior NHS Navigator, Digitalhealth.London
Workshop Two: Horizon-scanning; surfing the tsunami
NHS digital leaders, and in particular CIOs and CTOs, must make sense of bewildering and fast-changing technology and policy landscapes. They have to often sustain many legacy core systems while identifying what are the future technologies and approaches they should base future strategies on. In a technology sector that is notoriously fond of hype how can digital leaders plans for the future and surf these tsunamis of change.
-
Kelsey Flott, Deputy Director of Patient Safety, NHSX
Dr Manpreet Pujara, Clinical Director for Patient Safety, NHS Digital
Holly Carr, Florence Nightingale Digital Leadership Fellow, NHSX
Workshop Three: Clinical Safety Strategy
Workshop structure
KF introduces the strategy and national commitments (5mins)
MP discusses the training commitment within the strategy (5 mins)
HC explains what the strategy means in real life/ from a nursing perspective (5 mins)
Breakout into group discussions on the following questions (20mins):
What is the culture of Digital Clinical Safety in your organisation? Think about the role of CSOs and where they sit with other patient safety professionals including Patient Safety Specialists.
What steps would you like to see your organisation take towards enhanced Digital Clinical Safety and what support do you need from national teams to do that?
-
Location: Hotel Restaurant
-
Chair:
Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health
Speakers:
Lisa Emery, CIO, The Royal Marsden Hospital NHS FT
Sarah Hanbridge,CNIO, The Christie NHS FT
James Reed, CCIO, Birmingham and Solihull MH NHS FT
The newly elected chairs of the CIO, CNIO and CCIO networks will offer their perspectives on how to best build effective and enduring collaboration and partnerships between leaders in the sector? How can local leaders have a more effective voice nationally? What are the opportunities for different local, regional and national networks to better learn from one another? And how can local and national leaders better collaborate and understand one another.
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Jon Hoeksma, CEO, Digital Health