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HSJ Digital Awards 2024: Digital Organisation Of The Year

2024-06-06T23:01:00+01:00

WINNER

Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust: A Digital Leader

Over the past two to three years, the trust has undergone a transformative journey in digital maturity, shifting from reactive adoption to proactive innovation. This evolution is marked by enhanced clinical system connectivity, improved patient information accessibility, and elevated staff digital engagement. Through initiatives like AutoPlanner and the Digital Innovation Lab, the project organisers have not only embedded digital culture but shared knowledge nationally. Our commitment to user-centred design, clinical safety and collaboration drives success. Tangible benefits include improved patient experience, staff satisfaction, and financial efficiencies, positioning the trust as a model for digital excellence and collaboration.

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Finalists

North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust: North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust 111

North West London Pathology: Creating A Unified Pathology Service Through Digital Transformation

Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust: Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust: UHB HER And Clinical Systems Rollout To Heartlands, Good Hope And Solihull Hospitals

Integrated Care Northamptonshire: Zeros To Heroes

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