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Phillips and Ives go to the Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) Summit

The week began with Dr Jeanette Ives Erickson flying in from the USA, who I was delighted to host. Despite being on many calls, it dawned on me that this was the first in person meeting of Phillips and Ives!

Published on 30 November 2022

By Dr Natasha Phillips
Learning and development, NHS Digital Academy, Fellowships and scholarships
How I found the Topol Digital Fellowship and tips for your application

The clocks have gone back, bonfires have been lit, and in shops across the country seasonal decorations have swapped from Halloween to Christmas. It can only mean one thing: it’s the time of the year when the Topol Digital Fellowship opens to applicants.

Published on 10 November 2022

By Simon Underwood
Digital health leadership, Fellowships and scholarships, Digital roles and career pathways, Nursing and midwifery
A week in the life of an Informatics Lead Nurse: Thursday

I am a critical care nurse at heart, and I see to it that our ICU nurses across the Trust have a seat at the table and that their voices are heard. This is how I spend a lot of my day on a Thursday. Keep reading to find out more.

Published on 17 October 2022

By Roda Luz Trinidad
Digital health leadership, Fellowships and scholarships, Digital roles and career pathways, Nursing and midwifery
A week in the life of an Informatics Lead Nurse: Wednesday

What I love about my work is that I have the flexibility to work from home when necessary. Wednesday is always full of back-to-back meetings. I see to it that I have regular breaks in between sessions. It is important to take care of our health and well-being even on a virtual environment. Read on to find out more about a typical Wednesday in my role.

Published on 17 October 2022

By Roda Luz Trinidad
Digital health leadership, Fellowships and scholarships, Digital roles and career pathways, Nursing and midwifery
A week in the life of an Informatics Lead Nurse: Friday

Last day of the week and my favourite one as it is a "clinical Friday" for me. It is important in my role to be visible and easily accessible to staff in the clinical areas. I do this to keep up to date with their process, understand the workflow and listen to subject matter experts and end-users on where we can improve and optimise, making sure that we have the ward to board (and vice versa) lines of communication open.

Published on 17 October 2022

By Roda Luz Trinidad
Digital health leadership, Fellowships and scholarships, Digital roles and career pathways, Nursing and midwifery, Clinical informatics
A week in the life of an Informatics Lead Nurse: Monday

Hi, my name is Roda Luz Trinidad. Friends and colleagues call me Dang. I am the Informatics Lead Nurse at The Royal London Hospital, Barts Health NHS Trust. I have 16 years of Adult Critical Care nursing experience. My journey in digital started in 2015 as the Senior Sister in charge of the QI project in digitising health records in ICU. I was offered to be part of the Trust’s digital transformation WeConnect team and have been in this post since September 2019. I am passionate about how digital innovation can help transform the integrated health and care system to ensure quality care delivery and using data to inform the way we work and support the population, with diversity and inclusion at the centre of practice. Let me give you a sneak peek at what my working week looks like, starting with Monday...

Published on 17 October 2022

By Roda Luz Trinidad
Digital health leadership, Fellowships and scholarships, Digital roles and career pathways, Nursing and midwifery
A week in the life of an Informatics Lead Nurse: Tuesday

The second part of my 'week in the life' series focusses on Tuesday. I have a few monthly meetings happening on a Tuesday. Keep reading to find out more about my role as a Informatics Lead Nurse.

Published on 17 October 2022

By Roda Luz Trinidad
Learning and development, NHS Digital Academy, Fellowships and scholarships, Artificial intelligence and robotics
Blog 2: My journey as a Topol Digital Fellow

I am delighted that my project on using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to develop a predictive algorithm is gathering pace and momentum. It illustrates the importance of support and encouragement from the Trust, where I am fortunate to get both from the Chief Information Officer and the Chief Executive.

Published on 20 September 2022

By Dr Venkatesh Muthukrishnan
Digital roles and career pathways, Allied Health Professions (AHPs)
A week in the life of an AHP Specialist in Digital Health

I am Simon Gaffney, a Senior Physiotherapist and Allied Health Professional (AHP) Specialist in Digital Health at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. I have been part of the Digital Health team for approaching a year now and am currently the only AHP on the team. I work part time in Digital Health and part time in a regular clinical role.

Published on 20 September 2022

By Simon Gaffney
Fellowships and scholarships, Digital literacy, Consultations and surveys, Pharmacy
Digital literacy and ease of use of digital systems survey

Whilst working on the implementation and creation of a diverse range of digital projects throughout the years, as well as from colleague feedback, I have found that one of the most common and impactful barriers universal to them all is digital literacy. So, when generating my Topol Digital Fellowship proposal on the digital transformation of an aseptic unit, I wanted to include it as a key priority, to make sure everyone could enjoy the benefits, and that no one felt left behind.

Published on 24 August 2022

By Simon Underwood

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