Digital Pioneer Fellowship shortlisted for HSJ Award 2021
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DigitalHealth.London’s Digital Pioneer Fellowship programme has been shortlisted for the HSJ Awards 2021 Workforce Initiative of the Year Award.
The Digital Pioneer Fellowship is a 12-month programme that supports NHS staff in London and the South East, to lead and deliver digital transformation projects. The programme is aimed at NHS healthcare professionals currently employed at any level by an NHS organisation in London or the South East, from a range of NHS disciplines including doctors, nurses, Allied Health Professionals, projects managers and IT staff. It is for individuals who are currently leading or significantly involved in delivering a digital transformation project within their organisation.
The Workforce Initiative of the Year Award recognises excellent innovations in workforce development. The winner of the award will be announced at a ceremony on 18 November 2021.
Katya Masconi-Yule, Head of the Digital Pioneer Fellowship programme, said, “The Digital Pioneer Fellowship provides NHS staff who are at the heart of digital healthcare delivery with the tools they need to drive change in their organisations. I am extremely proud to see the programme shortlisted for the HSJ Workforce Initiative of the Year award 2021 and see this as a true celebration of the Fellows (past and present) who are trailblazers of digital transformation.”
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