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Wednesday 30 April, 10.30am - 11.15am
Mental health trusts have faced a difficult time in recent years, with increased demand for services straining staff capacity and squeezing finances. North London Foundation Trust is no different.
The trust realised it could tackle some of these problems by using data and technology, but it needed to equip its staff with the right skills first. This is why, in 2023, NLFT launched its Digital and Data Academy, in partnership with Multiverse and funded through the apprenticeship levy, to train staff from across all parts of the trust in areas like AI, data and technology.
In this case study webinar, sponsored by and produced with Multiverse, you will learn:
- How becoming a data-driven organisation can improve the quality of patient care
- What digital infrastructure is needed to deliver care efficiently but securely
- How to use AI to deliver better care outcomes
- How to foster a culture of learning and innovation to ensure knowledge is shared among colleagues
- How apprenticeship levy funding can be used to deliver such training
- How to build apprenticeships into your workforce planning strategy and minimise the impact on day-to-day scheduling
Panellists
Emily Burch, chief nursing information officer, North London Foundation Trust
Emily Burch is North London Mental Health Partnership’s chief nursing information officer. With 13 years’ nursing experience, Emily has a BSc in adult nursing and is a substance misuse specialist. She has worked across acute, forensics, community and mental health care settings. She is currently working towards an MA in medical anthropology and mental health with a research focus of digital anthropology, as well as being a Topol digital fellow and Florence Nightingale Digital Scholar. She is the founder of the Mental Health and Learning Disability CNIO Network and is passionate about parity of esteem and reducing health inequality.
Lindsey Purpura, enterprise customer success manager, Multiverse
Lindsey Purpura is an enterprise customer success manager at Multiverse focused on driving value realisation for NHS trusts and organisations. Lindsey has a BSc in psychology and an MA in cognitive neuroscience with a focus on human attention and memory encoding. Lindsey is passionate about the human potential to learn and feels strongly about bringing upskilling and learning opportunities to NHS staff to support unlocking the full potential of the NHS workforce.
Nick Kituno, webinar chair, HSJ
Nick is HSJ’s workforce correspondent who also covers the North West of England. He joined HSJ in July 2019. Before joining HSJ, Nick was a local news reporter in south London for nearly two years.
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