An Orthopaedic Scrub Nurse by background, Marlon joined the Information and Communication Technology Department at St. George’s University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in 2019 to be part of the Integrated Clinical Information Programme (iCLIP) using Cerner Millenium.
In Judith’s current role as the first Chief Nurse Information Officer (CNIO) in Kingston Hospital Foundation Trust, she is focused on maximising the efficacy of the Trust’s EPR systems (and the data within them).
Caroline is the quality lead nurse for SWL neonatal units and collaborates with the multidisciplinary team to ensure the highest standards of care for neonates.
Angela currently works in the Change Team within the Information Management & Technology Department at Kingston NHS Foundation Trust. She was recruited into this role after working as an Emergency Department Nursing Sister.
As the lead of the Critical Care Outreach Team and an advanced nurse practitioner, Maria takes on the responsibility of ensuring effective and efficient service delivery and achieving target outcomes.
Noni will be identifying and evaluating digital solutions that enhance communication about the shared decision making and shared governance concept.
Raffaella Tate supports patients throughout their cancer journey by performing HNAs (holistic needs assessments) to ensure a more personalized and tailored care plan. Raffaella’s aim is to create a digital platform with a core function to support breast cancer patients in their choices by empowering them in their decisions making process.
Morna is the lead Heart Failure Clinical Nurse Specialist Manager for Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. HFpEF @ Home is a nurse-led project to provide tailored care for patients living with Heart failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction (HFpEF).
Daisy is an experienced registered nurse in the Adult Intensive Care Unit. Daisy’s project aims to use and improve a protected, web-built application of the unit patient diary.
Sophie is a Senior Health Adviser and Service Manager for Sexual Health London. Sophie’s project involves evaluating patients’ experience of receiving a reactive HIV result via the SHL (Sexual Health London) service.
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.
Jasjit is a cardiology registrar in training at West Middlesex University Hospital. He’ll be working with staff to understand their perspectives on technology
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.
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.
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.
Talitha is a Senior Nurse/ Midwife at Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRUT) who has recently become the Clinical Safety Officer.
Khoosh has been involved in using technology to transform the way care is delivered having led on the development and deployment of electronic observations at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM).
As a link Nurse in Informatics, John’s main role involves clinical and professional leadership in supporting and engaging nursing and allied health staff throughout the implementation, enhancement and optimisation phase in digitisation of paper nursing documentation.
Johanna is the Lead Digital Nurse for Brighton and Sussex University Hospital Trust. This role has been developed after leading a small team of nurses in the deployment of electronic observations within the Trust.
Jenny currently works within Information, Communications and Technology (ICT) within a large NHS trust as the Chief Nursing Informatics Officer (CNIO).
Jacqui is currently a Transformation Lead for the deployment of Clinical Systems supporting staff to adopt new IT Systems and understand their value to patient care.
Gemma is a qualified Registered Nurse and is currently the Project Support Officer for the technology team supporting health technology projects that drive the adoption and spread of innovative ideas and technologies across large populations.
Kathy Adams is leading the implementing an updated global PAS solution to improve reception flows alongside a kiosk solution.