This is your last chance to apply for one of the 20 bursary places for digital nursing, midwifery, AHP and pharmacy leaders to attend Summer Schools 2024.This bursary programme covers the cost of attending the event, including: Two-day access to dedicated sessions for digital midwifery, nursing and AHP and pharmacy leaders, presentations, breakout sessions and networking Accommodation, meals and refreshments   Access to evening...

Alongside our CCIO, CIO and CNIO Advisory Panels, we announce the publication of the Birmingham Declaration, a statement of intent forged through the collaborative efforts of Digital Health Networks members during the Summer Schools 2023, July at the University of Birmingham. 

The tenth anniversary edition of Digital Health Summer Schools will celebrate milestones of the past decade in developing clinical informatics and digital health leaders, while looking ahead to consider what comes next.

Join us at Digital Health Summer Schools this July for a unique opportunity to connect with and learn from the very best CIOs and CDIOs from across UK healthcare. 

Dr Vin Diwakar, England’s medical director for secondary care and national transformation has been confirmed as a day one Summer Schools keynote. Vin currently provides clinical leadership to NHS improvement and transformation programmes using science, technology, digital, and data. He will become interim director of transformation when Dr Tim Ferris departs from NHS England in September. The

Day two of Summer Schools features an unmissable panel session bringing Birmingham’s digital leaders together to share their progress of building a digital integrated care system over the past year. As a delegate, you will hear Mandy Nagra, chief delivery officer; Nick O’Reiley, director of digital and Dr Masood Nazir, medical director from NHS Birmingham and Solihull ICB talk about

The chief executive of the UK’s most influential health and care think tank and research organisation has been confirmed as the opening keynote for Summer Schools 2023. Richard Murray, CEO of The King’s Fund, leads the charity’s work in influencing policy and practice to inspire improvements across health and care, providing him with one of the best

I had an incredible opportunity to attend the Digital Health Summer Schools last year through the sponsorship of the Shuri Network bursary programme, and I am honoured to reflect on my experience and provide useful insights to those who may be interested in applying for the bursary programme this year. The jam-packed two-day conference gave

Jordan Sollof is joined by Becca Robinson, digital nurse at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust, to discuss the benefits and positive career impacts of the 35 under 35 bursary programme, which Becca was a part of last year. Becca explains why she applied for the programme, her experiences of it, which included a paid-for place at Digital Health Summer Schools,