Skip to content

View navigation

Resource Hub.

System C partners with Florence Nightingale Foundation Bring Leadership Programme

9th August 2022

System C and the Florence Nightingale Foundation (FNF) have joined forces for the second year to deliver a leadership development training programme for early digital career nurses, midwives, pharmacists and allied health professionals embarking on a career in digital healthcare leadership.

There are more than double the number of delegate spaces this year. The programme will be offered to 20 delegates, out of which eight will be sponsored by System C for its customers.  The rest will be open to other organisations. It will be delivered via a three-day, in-person course in London, between 22-24 November. 

Goals of The Early Digital Healthcare Leadership Programme 

The Early Digital Healthcare Leadership Programme aims to prepare digital healthcare professionals for future leadership positions and offers the opportunity to exhibit their knowledge and influence at a systems level.  It also focuses on maintaining effective healthcare whilst successfully embedding digital solutions into practice. 

Positive Feedback from Last Year's Participants 

Professor Gemma Stacey, Deputy Chief Executive Officer at the Florence Nightingale Foundation commented: “The feedback from participants was so positive last year, with many people commenting that they found it inspiring, energised, and that they learned things that they could apply immediately to their day-to-day roles."

“If you are an aspiring digital healthcare leader, this is a valuable opportunity to strengthen your ability to successfully influence and impact on digital change within your organisation."

“The digital leads will need to educate and engage the wider healthcare workforce as part of their role, and it is important they understand and reiterate the need to embrace digital methods without losing touch with personal patient care.”

The application and selection process will be independently managed by the Florence Nightingale Foundation.  Expressions of interest should be registered with the Foundation.

The FNF is a highly regarded national charity focusing on improving health, clinical outcomes and patient experience by building nursing, midwifery and AHP’s leadership capacity and capability.

Next Steps

To learn more about our partnerships, view our extensive collection of news articles, which highlight our latest collaborations, innovations and contributions to the industry. 

If you have any enquiries, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us as soon as possible. Our dedicated team is here to provide assistance, answer your questions and offer further information.

Contact Us

EDHLP

Other Related Content

florence nightingale foundation

News

System C Partners with Florence Nightingale Foundation

For the third consecutive year, System C will be partnering with the Florence Nightingale Foundation to provide a leadership development programme for aspiring digital career nurses, midwives and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs).

System C Maternity Badgernet 11

News

Three South West NHS Trusts Digitise Maternity Services and Join Up Records Across The Region with System C

The Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire Acute Hospital Alliance (BSW AHA), will digitise their respective maternity services by going live with System C’s BadgerNet maternity system, delivering a unified pregnancy record throughout the region.