Monday 23 June 2025
The Centralised Asset Management Project has reduced turnaround time for IT equipment as well as generating significant cost savings. All this makes a big impact to patient care.
The team have been shortlisted from a record-breaking 432 entries submitted, each demonstrating remarkable ingenuity, passion, and transformative impact in digital health.
Improving patient experience
Toni Kilvington, Digital Project Manager, says: “At the heart of our Centralised Asset Management project was a commitment to enhancing the experience for both staff and patients.”
“The centralised management of capital budgets allowed us to make efficient bulk orders, generating significant cost savings.
“We’ve helped our staff to focus less on administrative tasks and more on what truly matters—providing quality clinical care.”
Driving meaningful change
The HSJ Digital Awards shine a light on teams and organisations driving meaningful change through technology, improving patient outcomes, streamlining processes, and enhancing the overall quality of care.
Being shortlisted is a testament to our unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence in digital healthcare.
Being shortlisted in the HSJ Digital Awards
Nick Black, Chief Information Officer at the Trust says:
“We are honoured to be shortlisted for this prestigious award. This recognition reflects the dedication of our Project and Centralised Asset Management teams and their relentless pursuit of digital advancements that truly make a difference in driving efficiencies and improving patient care. We look forward to celebrating with our peers and being inspired by the outstanding innovations shaping the future of healthcare.”
The HSJ Digital Awards ceremony will take place on Thursday 26 June.
Good luck, team!
