Revealed: The finalists of the 2022 Digital Health Awards
The best and brightest digital leaders from across the healthcare landscape have been recognised as the finalists for the 2022 edition of the Digital Health Awards are revealed. The...
The best and brightest digital leaders from across the healthcare landscape have been recognised as the finalists for the 2022 edition of the Digital Health Awards are revealed. The...
A new wave of support has been provided for AHP, pharmacy, nursing, midwifery professionals and BAME women to advance their development in digital health. The three new bursaries, which will fund...
Dr Tim Ferris, director of Digital Transformation NHS England and NHS Improvement has been confirmed at Summer Schools 2022, the event dedicated to connecting NHS IT leaders, back in-person 14-15...
The Digital Health Awards 2022, the only health IT awards in which the winners are voted by their peers, are open for entries. Winners will receive peer recognition from 7,000+ Network...
National CNIO Natasha Phillips is making a return to Summer Schools 2022 with digital nurses centre stage on the programme. At Summer Schools 2019 Natasha, then CNIO at UCL NHS FT, was voted...
Digital Health’s Summer Schools return in person 14-15 July, University of York. And we are thrilled to confirm two CIO keynotes, who’ll be unpacking the national agenda of levelling-up,...
FEDIP invites future digital leaders to apply for the new “35 under 35” bursary programme for the 2022 Digital Health Summer Schools. The “35 under 35” programme has been created to help identify,...
The newly elected chairs of the Digital Health Networks Advisory Panel have shared their priorities and aspirations for the future. In a keynote session on the first day of Digital Health Virtual...
As it celebrates its second birthday, the Shuri Network has issued a call of action to its allies to help promote change over the next 12 months. Speaking at the Virtual Summer...
When consultant breast surgeon Liz O’Riordan was diagnosed with breast cancer, she turned to technology so she would not “have to go through cancer alone”. O’Riordan’s powerful opening speech at...