This edition of our digital downloads from the Digital Boards programme, focuses on the benefits of bringing together digital and quality improvement.
Yinka Makinde, director of digital workforce at NHS England and NHS Improvement, discusses the ways boards can realise the opportunities of digital transformation.
Yinka Makinde
Dan Sheldon, Public Digital Network health technology specialist, discusses key considerations for successful digital delivery and learnings from NHS Providers' Digital Boards programme.
Dan Sheldon
Jenny Reindorp comments on NHS Providers' newly published fifth guide as part of the Digital Boards programme which aims to increase board members' confidence in delivering digital at their trust.
Saffron Cordery shares her reflections on two years of NHS Providers' Digital Boards programme in partnership with Public Digital and supported by HEE and NHS England and NHS Improvement.
Saffron Cordery
The Digital Boards programme by NHS Providers and Public Digital has now completed two years, we look back on what has been achieved through the programme and what is still to come in its final year.
As our Digital Boards programme reaches a two year milestone, James Freed, Health Education England chief digital information officer, reflects on what we've achieved,
NHS England's Tara Donnelly, director of digital care models, and Matthew Winn, director of community health, discuss the growing virtual ward movement and how this is benefiting patients.
Saffron Cordery responds to the health and social care secretary's speech setting out his tech priorities.
ICS digital leads Katherine Church, and Kate Walker, share practical ways in which trusts and system partners are working together to progress the digital agenda within their ICS.
Catherine Mitchell, head of costing and value at HFMA, discusses the key funding and accounting issues facing digital investments that boards must consider.
Catherine Mitchell
Chris Hopson and Saffron Cordery comment on our latest 'The Provider Podcast' episode focusing on boosters, Omicron and current NHS pressures.
