Why attend?
Places at the Summer Schools are only available to members of Digital Health Networks.
To attend the CCIO Summer School you should be currently working as a chief clinical information officer, or equivalent, role for some or all of your job. Or you should have clinical informatics leadership or practitioner as a part of of your job role. NB Junior clinicians who aspire to be a future CCIO should register for the CCIO Summer School rather than Future Digital Leader.
To attend the Health CIO Summer School you should be currently working as a chief information officer, IT director, transformation director or equivalent, role for some or all of your job. You should be in a recognised leadership role for health IT and digital in one or more organisations.
To attend the CNIO Summer School you should be currently working as a chief nursing information officer, Allied Health Professional IT lead, or clinical informatics nurse or AHP lead, role for some or all of your job.
* due to the difficulty of securing educational funding places for the CNIO Summer School are offered on a bursary basis, subject to an admin fee
To attend the FDL Summer School you should need to be nominated by an existing member of the networks. You should be currently working as a health IT and be able to evidence you are actively working towards developing your career as a future digital leader, either by studying towards a relevant qualifications or certification, or membership of an appropriate professional body such as BCS Health Care, FED-IP or Faculty of Clinical informatics.
* due to the difficulty of securing educational funding places for the FDL Summer School are offered on a bursary basis, subject to an admin fee,
To attend the Left Shift Summer School you should be currently working in health or social care with a significant part of your role focused on using digital technologies to enable the shift of patient care into home or community settings, develop integrated care or population health and analytics.
Public sector employees.
