CW+ launches Horizon Fellowship Programme in partnership with DigitalHealth.London
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CW+ has today announced the launch of the Horizon Fellowship programme, to be delivered in partnership with DigitalHealth.London. The Fellowship aims to identify and nurture the next generation of innovators by supporting individuals who are embedded in Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and have a transformation project idea that will help to improve patient care and experience.
The Horizon Fellowship programme builds upon the existing DigitalHealth.London Digital Pioneer Fellowship, which has already supported a number of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital staff members working on digital transformation projects.
The programme will equip the Fellows with new skills and knowledge, inspire Fellows by enabling them to hear about the art of the possible from others, and connect Fellows to like-minded peers and mentors.
Visit the CW+ website for more information.
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