Rachel is the Macmillan Gynaecology Clinical Nurse Specialist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. Her project is focused on implementing a patient initiated follow up pathway for patients who have been treated for endometrial cancers.
Natalie is a Consultant Obstetrician Gynaecologist, she is the West Mid lead for the Early Pregnancy Unit and aims to improve the experience for clients experiencing early pregnancy loss or complications.
Katie is a Senior Health Adviser at Sexual Health London and would like to develop varied forms of information to support all service users with different learning needs and ultimately improve user experience.
Mohamad is a Clinical Research Fellow in the Planned Care Division and is digitalising Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMS) in the Colorectal Department.
Hayley is a specialist occupational therapist in hand therapy, she aims to complete a multi-level evaluation of the exercise prescription app “Hand Therapy” with patients and clinicians, as well as collating impact data.
Ijudai is an innovation Project Manager in Cardiology who will be supporting the development of digital remote monitoring solutions to support multi-morbid patients attending the cardiology service.
Megan’s role as a Business Manager entails looking for ways in which processes in Estates and Facilities can be improved, her project aims to ensure optimal building management through development of software.
Natalie leads the Play and Youth Service cross site, which provides play for children and young people to help process the hospital environment – the aim of her project is to develop a play and youth service app.
Stephen is a Consultant Antimicrobial Pharmacist and he is working to develop an online portal recording patient-reported outcome measures relating to common infections.
James is a Nuclear Medicine Superintendent and his primary objective is to lead the Nuclear Medicine Department into the modern hybrid imaging era with the installation of a new SPECT/CT (a type of scanner) unit in 2022.
Vanessa is Senior Project Manager & App Lead for the Maternity Transformation Programme at North West London Integrated Care System (NWL ICS). She leads on two major projects – The Mum & Baby App and setting up the Perinatal Pelvic Health Service Pilot across NWL.
Denise is an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist in Paediatric Orthopaedics, she hopes to develop an app which will support and motivate children and their families to use braces successfully.
Teresa is a Urology Clinical Nurse Specialist and aims to provide more personalised care for prostate cancer patients, empowering them to have more control of their care and work toward a normal lifestyle.
Kimberly is the Directorate Service Lead for Contraception and is aiming to scale up implementation of online triage, booking and dynamic forms for user access to Sexual Health and Contraception services.
Dave is a Data Warehouse Developer who would like to contribute towards the development of an early warning system for organ failure.
Rebecca is a Paediatric Physiotherapist, and would like to expand use of the existing Mother and Baby app used in maternity services, for use within a paediatric physiotherapy setting.
As a Paediatric Diabetes Nurse Specialist, Shivaani’s project aims to help create a platform for virtual training, this educational platform will be tailored for school staff, providing them with the knowledge to care for patients effectively.
Simi is an Intensive Care Unit Senior Staff Nurse, and her goal is to replace the few remaining paper documentation pathways to a digital format, providing nursing staff with solutions to make their tasks easier and efficient.
Bianca is a Paediatric Dietitian and would like to treat patients effectively with limited resources, empower patients, and reduce overall burden on the NHS due to avoidable co-morbidities associated with overweight and obesity.
Jessica is a Senior Operating Department Practitioner (ODP). Her project aim is to have ODPs permanently on the resuscitation team and greater professional development for ODPs.