5 November 2024 | Plexal Workspace Stratford, London
Optimising Person-Centred Care in the Digital Age
Steven Ford,
Editor
Prof. Natasha Phillips,
Founder
Nursing Times , in partnership with Future Nurse, are delighted to launch Digital Nursing , a senior nurse-led event dedicated to leveraging the pivotal role of nurses in driving the successful development and integration of healthcare technology. Register to attend
Designed specifically for senior nurses, midwives, and other key stakeholders, Digital Nursing covers crucial topics such as person-centred care and safety, transformational leadership, and data-driven decision-making.
By addressing the unique challenges and opportunities within the rapidly evolving tech landscape, this event will ensure that nurses are integral in shaping the future of digital healthcare.
Why is Nursing Times Digital Nursing so unique?
Participants will engage in hands-on workshops, panel discussions, and case studies, all aimed at providing strategic insights and tools for setting the agenda and embracing digital technology usage. The event will also feature technology demonstrations, allowing direct interaction with the latest innovations, and a competition to further leverage entrepreneurial spirit within the nursing community.
Countdown to Nursing Times Digital Nursing
Explore the content
Our comprehensive programme offers a range of content, from strategic discussions to operational excellence and peer-to-peer insights and support across three different stages.
Digital Leadership Stage
Serving as the epicentre for transformative ideas and strategic discussions.
Digital Exchange Stage
Understand what’s possible with real-life applications and success stories.
DigiTalk Stage
Focusing on hands-on learning and peer-to-peer exchange of ideas.
Additional features
Innovation Alley
Step into the future of nursing at our Innovation Alley.
NurseTech Innovation Challenge
A platform to celebrate and incentivise innovation among nurses.
Competition winner’s announcement
Celebrating innovation and networking at our drinks reception.
Prof. Natasha Phillips
Chair of advisory panel & Founder
Future Nurse
Prof. Steve Hams MBE
Chief Nursing Officer
North Bristol NHS Trust
Rachael Corser
Chief Nursing Officer
Oxfordshire & Berkshire West Integrated Care System
Crystal Oldman
CEO
Queens Nurse Institute
William Monaghan
Group Chief Digital Information Officer
University Hospitals of Leicester and University Hospitals of Northamptonshire
Antonia Brown
Chief Nursing Information Officer
Sussex Community Trust
Matthew Win
Lecturer in Digital Health and Society
School of Health and Society, University of Salford
Beth Macalindin
Digital Clinical Practice Educator
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Roxanne Crosby-Nwaobi
Lead Nurse for Research
Moorfields Eye Hospital
Jimmy Endicott
UK Commercial and Marketing Director
Health IO
Calum Macleod
COO
Future Nurse
Kevin McDonnell
CEO
Datalla Group
Register Now
Join us at Nursing Times Digital Nursing this coming November and lead the transformation of healthcare
Programme
Explore our comprehensive programme of activities dedicated to empowering nurses
NurseTech Innovation Challenge
Nursing Times presents the NurseTech Innovation Challenge, looking for nurses and midwives – either individuals or small teams
Sponsorship opportunities
Partner with us to showcase your brand and drive innovation in healthcare technology
Nursing Times Digital Nursing represents a significant step forward in our efforts to revolutionise nursing through digital innovation. Partnering with Nursing Times allows us to reach a wider audience and bring the latest advancements in healthcare technology to the forefront.
Professor Natasha Phillips, founder, Future Nurse
Using digital tools is the way the job is done now and in the future so digital can no longer be the preserve of the CNIO or the digital nurses. Its for all nursing leaders to understand the value of digital and how to leverage it to change the working lives of nurses and the care of patients. This event will move digital out of it’s silo and equip all nursing leaders with the tools they need to deliver the future.
William Monaghan, Group Chief Digital Information Officer, University Hospitals of Leicester and University Hospitals of Northamptonshire
I am excited about this event because I think, as a Medtech/ BioTech industry, we have missed a trick. We need to bring nurses much more into the centre of our thinking and innovation approach, if we are to both bring patients with us more effectively and increase the NHS’s capacity to care through reducing the burden of administration. This event (an innovation in its own right) provides an opportunity to do just that and I encourage any Healthcare technology firm to look seriously into supporting it.
Calum Macleod, COO, Future Nurse
I am excited about this event as it will provide an opportunity for nurses to learn from one another and share practice and knowledge to help us better exploit opportunities to convert innovations in technology into improved patient outcomes.
Matthew Wynn, Lecturer in Digital Health and Society, School of Health and Society, University of Salford
The Nursing Times Digital Nursing event offers an incredible chance to connect, share ideas, and gain insights with peers passionate about digital innovation. Embracing digital technologies empowers nurses to enhance patient outcomes, streamline decision-making, and improve the care we deliver.
Kevin McDonnell, CEO, Datalla Group
I'm looking forward to this event stimulating tangible changes in nursing care, and as a provider of the Minuteful for Wound digital wound management platform I'm keen to see advances particularly in the field of digital wound management.
Jimmy Endicott, UK Commercial and Marketing Director, Healthy IO
The Nursing Times Digital Nursing event will be an exciting opportunity to meet, network and learn with like minded colleagues interested in digital. Digital provides nurses with exciting opportunities to transform patient care, support decision making and evidence the care we provide.
Steven Hams, Chief Nursing Officer, North Bristol NHS Trust