Learn about the extraordinary range of digital transformation projects delivered by NHS staff who have taken part in the prestigious Digital Pioneer Fellowship programme.
Patrick Louis Czepl Chappel is an Emergency Medicine doctor with eight years of postgraduate experience. Patrick aims to innovate a distance waiting platform where patients can register at CWH (Central West Hospital) and self-triage, providing the history of their presenting complaint digitally.
Teshique has three years of nursing experience post-registration. Teshique’s project aims to increase ways to how information is disseminated to site managers when necessary.
Nadia Sajjad is a Consultant with a special interest in Obstetrics Medicine, Endocrine disorders in pregnancy, and Medical Education and is the current lead for Obs Endocrine service at WMUH and Lead for Ambulatory care at WMUH.
Jasjit is a cardiology registrar in training at West Middlesex University Hospital. He’ll be working with staff to understand their perspectives on technology
Aglai Gantzopoulou’s role is to recruit women during the antenatal period to inform, consent and administer the suitable vaccines recommended. Her project involves the role out of the Caretek App.
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.