In this talk Jason, Paul and David will be sharing their experience delivering a myriad of IT-enabled projects for NHS during a pandemic. How important are agility and velocity when working under pressure during these unprecedented times of COVID-19. They will also be talking about how the pandemic created the need for a surprising variety of new types of jobs and skills required across the NHS.
Birmingham Tech Week is run in association with:
Speakers
Jason Brewster
Leadership Distance Learning Advisor
NHS Leadership Academy
Paul Hopkins
Interim Programme Director
NHS England
David Unsworth
Head of Programmes
NHS England
This event is brought to you by:
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