About Us
Digital Health Networks is a 7,000 strong independent professional community of NHS IT leaders, focused on collaboration and sharing best practice on effective use of digital technologies and data across the NHS.
The Networks began as a phenomenally successful national campaign for the creation of Chief Clinical Information Officers. Over 90% of NHS provider organisations have members within the community.
The Networks combine a vibrant online community and series of events centred on the annual residential Summer School, which after two years of being virtual, will in 2022 will run University of York, 14-15 July.
The Networks have three foundation networks:
Each foundation Network has a directly elected advisory panel representing their respective community and speaking on their behalf on national issues.
A series of further specialist networks hosted include the Faculty of Clinical Informatics; Clinical Safety Officers; Caldicott Guardians; Primary Care Informatics; and a Supplier group.
The Networks are hosted and managed by Digital Health Intelligence UK health IT B2B news, intelligence data and events publisher. We publish daily news and analysis at www.digitalhealth.net and our market intelligence business can be found at www.digitalhealthintelligence.net
The Networks are made possible thanks to the generous support of our sponsors who are active participants in and contributors to the community.
The Networks are made possible thanks to the generous support of our sponsors who are active participants in and contributors to the community.
- Jon Hoeksma, CEO and founder Digital Health
- Lauren Hoodless, head of networks Digital Health
- Katerina Loucka, networks manager Digital Health
- Dr Marcus Baw, community leader and GP
- Nathan Kershaw, community leader and anaesthetist