Will Smart: The NHS has proven it can do digital well
Former NHS England CIO Will Smart discusses IT leadership changes, learning from WannaCry and the future of the GDE and LHCRE programmes in an exclusive exit interview for Digital Health News.
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NHSX national CIO job advert goes online to help achieve long term plan
The role involves working with the CEO and CCIO at NHSX to help deliver the missions of the organisation, and the long-term plan commitments.
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‘Jury out’ on NHSX, says head of BCS Health and Care
Kinnear said the picture at the centre was already confused with multiple organisations, with the addition of NHSX muddling this further.
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Director of transformation Sam Shah leaves NHSX
A spokesperson for NHSX confirmed to Digital Health News that Sam Shah left the position after his contract ended on October 31.
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BCS officially opens CHIME UK chapter
The agreement allows BCS members to access CHIME’s online materials and gain admission to the CHIME Healthcare CIO qualification programme.
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From M&S oven chips to NHS microchips – a personal reflection
From working in a Marks and Spencer store right up winning CIO of the Year at the Digital Health Awards, Mandy Griffin, looks back at her career.
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Exclusive: CIO Andy Kinnear to leave NHS after 29 years services
Kinnear will leave his role in March 2020, telling Digital Health News it had been “a really tough decision” to step down.
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Best-of-breed and Big Box approaches to provider digital maturity
Ade Byrne, CIO at Southampton University Hospital, shares his thoughts on best of breed (BoB) integrators,ahead of hosting a dedicated event on 23 October.
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Rob Shaw announces he will leave NHS Digital at Christmas
NHS Digital’s deputy CEO will leave the organisation in December to pursue a consulting career, and joins a growing list of high-profile exits from the NHS in 2019.
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Joe’s View: NHS Alphabet
On his recent trip to the Greek island of Nisyros, Joe McDonald ponders on the three kings of NHS IT and whether NHSX will be able to bring them together.
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