HPN MENTAL HEALTH 2025 AGENDA

HPN is a unique, two-day learning and networking event which brings together the most inspirational leaders and transformational suppliers in the healthcare sector to share cutting-edge insight, knowledge and experience. Our agenda is carefully curated to address the most relevant and emerging challenges in the sector.

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26 - 27 June 2025, East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham

Day 1
Day 2

26 June 2025

8:00 am - 8:45 am

Mezzanine room

Registration
8:45 am - 8:55 am

Mezzanine room

Chair's opening remarks

Paula Lloyd-Knight

Deputy COO
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Welcome to HPN Mental Health!
8:55 am - 9:35 am

Mezzanine room

Opening keynote panel – Leading change in mental health care: executive insights

Paula Lloyd-Knight

Deputy COO
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Mark Powell

Chief Executive
Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

The Psyomics Platform sits at the front door of mental health services. Supporting clinicians by reducing administrative burdens and optimising their time so that people get the help they need sooner.

NHS Innovation Accelerator 2025. New children’s and young persons platform live from September complimenting the adult product currently covering 8m people within the NHS.

Melinda Rees

Chief Executive Officer
Psyomics

In the opening keynote address, executives from mental health trusts and organisations across the UK will share their insights on the evolving landscape of mental health care. Speakers will discuss strategic initiatives aimed at improvin...

In the opening keynote address, executives from mental health trusts and organisations across the UK will share their insights on the evolving landscape of mental health care. Speakers will discuss strategic initiatives aimed at improving patient outcomes, and the challenges and opportunities faced by their organisations, including funding, staffing, and integration of services.
9:40 am - 10:00 am

Mezzanine room

Keynote address: Are AI therapists an answer to rising demand in mental health?

Abida Abbas

Psychiatry Consultant and CCIO
South West Yorkshire NHS Foundation Trust

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing the way we live our lives. We now have AI tools with ability to search internet for us, write an email, post on social media, answer calls, write a CV, generate pictures, make videos, recognise...

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing the way we live our lives. We now have AI tools with ability to search internet for us, write an email, post on social media, answer calls, write a CV, generate pictures, make videos, recognise speech, translate, make homes smarter and even drive a car. We as humans are not only utilising these tools but also generating data at the same time to make those tools even smarter. This rapidly moving world is putting our mental health at risk and guess what AI has the answer to that too, or has it? Let’s have an interactive session to explore the idea of AI therapist.
10:00 am - 10:20 am

Mezzanine room

What is clinical AI? How regulated innovation is reshaping access to mental healthcare

Limbic is making the highest quality mental healthcare available to everyone, everywhere, regardless of socioeconomic factors. Limbic is the world’s first AI mental health chatbot to have achieved Class IIa UK medical device status and has helped over 400,000 NHS patients enter care, releasing over 70,000 clinical hours for NHS services and saving nearly 5 to 10 times the economic cost per additional user recovery.

Dr. Ross Harper

CEO & Founder
Limbic

Dr. Ross Harper cuts through the noise surrounding AI in mental healthcare, establishing clear distinctions between clinical AI and wellness technologies. As CEO of Limbic—the first company to achieve Class IIa UKCA certification for a...

Dr. Ross Harper cuts through the noise surrounding AI in mental healthcare, establishing clear distinctions between clinical AI and wellness technologies. As CEO of Limbic—the first company to achieve Class IIa UKCA certification for an AI mental health solution—Dr. Harper will share compelling evidence from over 400,000 NHS patient assessments demonstrating how properly regulated clinical AI is transforming mental healthcare access while maintaining rigorous safety standards. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of what constitutes true clinical AI, its regulatory requirements, and how these solutions can address service challenges while improving outcomes and expanding access for underserved populations.
10:25 am - 10:40 am

Mezzanine room

Dragons’ Den – speed presentations

Our signature ‘Dragons’ Den’ session provides each solution provider with an opportunity to deliver a short 60 second pitch, explaining why they are here and how their services can help tackle some of the sector’s ongoing challen...

Our signature ‘Dragons’ Den’ session provides each solution provider with an opportunity to deliver a short 60 second pitch, explaining why they are here and how their services can help tackle some of the sector’s ongoing challenges.
10:45 am - 12:00 pm

Mezzanine room

Networking and business meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
12:05 pm - 12:25 pm

Mezzanine room

A Year of “Press 2 for Mental Health”: Insights and Next Steps

Wavenet brings over 20 years of experience supporting healthcare providers, including numerous Mental Health Trusts, NHS 111, Public Health England, and urgent care services. Our deep understanding of the pressures facing Mental Health Trusts enables us to deliver secure, resilient, and scalable solutions that meet the unique needs of mental health care.

From contact centres and cloud platforms to cyber security and enterprise networking, Wavenet provides cost-effective services that help Trusts operate safely and efficiently- especially during high-stakes, time-critical interactions.

As an approved supplier on multiple procurement frameworks, it’s never been easier to access our solutions with speed and confidence.
Today, we’re proud to be here alongside our partner, Content Guru, with whom we deliver award-winning, AI-powered cloud patient communications solutions to the NHS.

Visit our stand to discover how Mental Health Trusts are using our solutions to:
• Automate mandatory reporting for 111 ‘press 2 for mental health’ services.
• Deliver always-available telephony, ensuring patients can access support when they need it most.
• Improve first contact resolution by up to 5x, connecting callers quickly to the right care pathway.

Jonathan Hames

Citizen Engagement Specialist
Wavenet

Last summer, NHS England introduced the “Press 2 for Mental Health” initiative, integrating Mental Health Crisis Lines into the 111 urgent care pathway for the first time. This marked a significant shift in how crisis care is accesse...

Last summer, NHS England introduced the “Press 2 for Mental Health” initiative, integrating Mental Health Crisis Lines into the 111 urgent care pathway for the first time. This marked a significant shift in how crisis care is accessed and delivered. As the strategic supplier of communication services to NHS England across
urgent and emergency care, Wavenet – in partnership with technology provider Content Guru – has supported numerous trusts through this complex transition, helping to navigate the operational and technical challenges of embedding this new pathway. As the first anniversary approaches, Jonathan Hames reflects on key lessons
learned from working with multiple trusts and explores the evolving digital landscape. This session will highlight opportunities to further improve outcomes for people in mental health crisis, and how trusts can harness integrated communication.
12:30 pm - 12:50 pm

Mezzanine room

Digital transformation is too important to leave to IT

Our cutting-edge digital platform empowers trusts, hospitals, and clinics to transform patient involvement. With CheckWare, patients can engage in digital self-reporting, monitor their mental health status, and participate in online treatment programs from the comfort of their homes. CheckWare offers over 1,450 copyrighted clinical outcome measures with inbuilt scoring algorithms and reporting according to the rightholders’ demands. Our platform is trusted by multiple NHS trusts and is used in every mental health trust in Norway across all diagnostic areas. By leveraging CheckWare’s innovative tools, healthcare providers can deliver personalised care, track patient progress in real-time, and enhance overall treatment outcomes.

Stig Husby

CTO/CISO
EG CheckWare

Anna Lloyd

Assistant Psychologist, Eating Disorder Service
Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust

You don’t need to code to lead change. In this session, Anna Lloyd from Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust proves it by walking you through how she reshaped a service in days—solo—with CheckWare. Learn how non-technica...

You don’t need to code to lead change. In this session, Anna Lloyd from Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust proves it by walking you through how she reshaped a service in days—solo—with CheckWare. Learn how non-technical staff can take control, and hear from Stig Husby about how powerful data and integration features can extend your impact.
12:55 pm - 1:15 pm

Mezzanine room

From IAPT to innovation: Lessons learned from twenty years of NHS Talking Therapies

Mayden creates digital technology for improved outcomes.

Our community and mental health software – iaptus – is used by over 100 NHS organisations, to streamline processes, manage caseloads, reduce costs and provide high quality, outcomes focused care.

In the 2022 EPR usability survey, iaptus users ranked it in the 100th percentile for top rated NHS mental health EPRs. That is because we build systems tailored to the specific needs of a clinical service.

Best of breed, interoperable, user-friendly solutions are a critical part of creating sustainable healthcare services for now and the future.

Find us at HPN – Let’s transform healthcare, together.

Chris Eldridge

Director
Mayden

Over the last two decades, the NHS talking therapies service has evolved from a small pilot to support almost 2 million referrals a year. Routine outcomes measurement, transparent data and high patient demand have driven digital innovati...

Over the last two decades, the NHS talking therapies service has evolved from a small pilot to support almost 2 million referrals a year. Routine outcomes measurement, transparent data and high patient demand have driven digital innovations into everyday use. Digital now supports every part of the patient experience and the day to day work of clinicians. As other services find themselves facing similar challenges, Chris asks; what are the lessons we have learned that can support other services?
1:20 pm - 2:20 pm

Mezzanine room

Networking lunch

An opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers to talk over the learnings from the event. Lunch is served buffet style and a range of options are available to cater for different dietary requirements.
2:25 pm - 3:00 pm

Mezzanine room

Identification of patients with severe multiple disadvantage (SMD) on their Mental Health Journey and Outcomes

Lori Edwards-Suárez

Principal Mental Health Transformation Analyst
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Sam Beard

Advanced Data Analyst
Nottingham City Integrated Care Partnership

This talk covers a collaboration between Nottinghamshire Healthcare and Changing Futures to enrich the understanding of patients experiencing Severe Multiple Disadvantage. Devising a flag to identify SMD patients in the Mental Health Rec...

This talk covers a collaboration between Nottinghamshire Healthcare and Changing Futures to enrich the understanding of patients experiencing Severe Multiple Disadvantage. Devising a flag to identify SMD patients in the Mental Health Records to enable an analysis of how they engage with services at various levels, and to understand the implications for patients and the system, influencing the future development of care pathways.
3:05 pm - 3:25 pm

Mezzanine room

Why we won’t work together: risky hurdles and olympic lifts

The Psyomics Platform sits at the front door of mental health services. Supporting clinicians by reducing administrative burdens and optimising their time so that people get the help they need sooner.

NHS Innovation Accelerator 2025. New children’s and young persons platform live from September complimenting the adult product currently covering 8m people within the NHS.

Melinda Rees

Chief Executive Officer
Psyomics

Despite shared goals and good intentions, partnerships between the NHS and digital innovators often fail to get off the starting blocks. In this talk, Dr. Melinda Rees (former NHS clinician and managing director, turned tech CEO) will ex...

Despite shared goals and good intentions, partnerships between the NHS and digital innovators often fail to get off the starting blocks. In this talk, Dr. Melinda Rees (former NHS clinician and managing director, turned tech CEO) will explore the uncomfortable truths and structural disincentives that stop meaningful collaboration before it begins. From financial year silos and disconnected systems in the NHS, to cash runways and narrow revenue streams in startups. Both sides face Olympic-level obstacles. Drawing from real-world experience, this session unpacks why working together feels so hard, even when it’s the obvious solution, and what might need to change if we want better outcomes for patients and the system.
3:30 pm - 4:45 pm

Mezzanine room

Networking and business meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
4:50 pm - 5:30 pm

Mezzanine room

Panel discussion – Building a resilient workforce: the key to transforming mental health care

Ben Richards

Chief Operating Officer
North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust

Upkar Jheeta

Head of Mental Health Transformation
Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Michaela Kemp

Nurse Consultant and Head of Quality for Community Adult Mental Health Services
Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Paula Lloyd-Knight

Deputy COO
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

The closing session will address the critical role of workforce resilience in the face of unprecedented challenges. Highlighting innovative digital tools and strategies, speakers will explore how we can support, empower, and retain menta...

The closing session will address the critical role of workforce resilience in the face of unprecedented challenges. Highlighting innovative digital tools and strategies, speakers will explore how we can support, empower, and retain mental health professionals to drive sustainable transformation and deliver exceptional patient care.
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Mezzanine room

Hotel check-in / free time
7:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Mezzanine room

Drinks reception and networking dinner

Networking sessions – throughout the event we host a networking lunch as well as a dinner and drinks reception to give you ample opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers over the learnings from the event. Dinner is served i...

Networking sessions – throughout the event we host a networking lunch as well as a dinner and drinks reception to give you ample opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers over the learnings from the event. Dinner is served in formal-style seating to a set menu. Our delegate team will speak to you to ensure we cater for any specific dietary requirements.

27 June 2025

9:00 am - 9:05 am

Mezzanine room

Chair's opening remarks
9:05 am - 9:40 am

Mezzanine room

Panel discussion – Digital solutions for mental health equity

Sam is the Director for Primary, Community & Mental Health Digital at Digital Health and Care Wales, a Special Health Authority responsible for digital transformation within NHS Wales. Previously, Sam was the Chief Digital Officer for Local Government in Wales, the first role of its kind in the country. Sam has over 30 years’ experience in the public sector, in central and local government, and now Health. Sam’s focus is bringing together Primary, Community and Mental Health teams to deliver better end-to-end services and to understand the digital and data challenges on the front line of health and care.

Sam Hall

Director of Primary, Community Care and Mental Health Digital Services
NHS Wales

Marsha McAdam

Mental Health Advocate and Churchill Fellow

With a background in engineering, Nicola has successfully led large-scale, complex change initiatives, often digitally enabled, to drive improvements and transformation across the public sector, including integrated care systems. She has served as a Chief Information Officer in NHS and policing, and participated on several national technology councils. Currently, she balances her public appointments, which include serving on the boards of NHS foundation trusts and social housing associations, with her role as a strategic advisor to the health tech industry. Nicola also has lived experience as a carer, and frequently brings that perspective to her thought leadership around whole person-centric care, health and social care integration and health inequalities.

Nicola Haywood-Cleverly

Non Executive Director
University Hospitals Morecambe Bay, Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

How can digital technologies combat systemic health inequalities, ensuring mental health services reach the most vulnerable? This panel will discuss real-world strategies, from data-driven insights to personalised care models, that foste...

How can digital technologies combat systemic health inequalities, ensuring mental health services reach the most vulnerable? This panel will discuss real-world strategies, from data-driven insights to personalised care models, that foster equitable access to timely and effective support across diverse communities.
9:45 am - 10:25 am

Mezzanine room

Panel discussion – Addressing the growing demand for mental health services

Sarah Bernard

Clinical Director
CAMHS South London and Community Mental Health

Marsha McAdam

Mental Health Advocate and Churchill Fellow

Misbah Mahmood

Chief X Information Officer & Clinical Safety Officer
Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust

With a background in engineering, Nicola has successfully led large-scale, complex change initiatives, often digitally enabled, to drive improvements and transformation across the public sector, including integrated care systems. She has served as a Chief Information Officer in NHS and policing, and participated on several national technology councils. Currently, she balances her public appointments, which include serving on the boards of NHS foundation trusts and social housing associations, with her role as a strategic advisor to the health tech industry. Nicola also has lived experience as a carer, and frequently brings that perspective to her thought leadership around whole person-centric care, health and social care integration and health inequalities.

Nicola Haywood-Cleverly

Non Executive Director
University Hospitals Morecambe Bay, Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

This session will focus on strategies to reduce waiting times for neurodiversity services, CAMHS, and adult mental health care. Panellists will discuss innovative digital approaches – from virtual assessments to AI-powered triage &...

This session will focus on strategies to reduce waiting times for neurodiversity services, CAMHS, and adult mental health care. Panellists will discuss innovative digital approaches – from virtual assessments to AI-powered triage – that streamline pathways, optimise resources, and ensure timely, patient-centred mental health support across the system.
10:30 am - 10:55 am

Mezzanine room

Quick fire case study session – Transformation of digital mental health services through user led design

Becca Randell is the Mental Health Lead for both Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex. She leads on the implementation of evidence-based research and innovation in mental health working with key system stakeholders, academics and innovators.
Becca has over twenty-five years’ experience of commissioning children’s services nationally, regionally and locally across health, local and central government. Becca is passionate about improving the outcomes for seldom heard groups through system-wide transformation and evidence-based research. She is a Senior Research Fellow at University of Sussex. Becca regularly presents on digital mental health and mental health innovation at international and national conferences and lectures on commissioning, innovation and mental health nationwide.
Becca is a trustee of Stonepillow, a Sussex homeless charity, founding trustee and Vice President of Dementia Support and is represented on National BEAT Eating Disorders Advisory Group. Becca is currently completing her book for parents, educators and innovators on children’s digital mental health that she has been commissioned to draft.

Becca Randell

Mental Health Lead
Health Innovation Kent, Surrey & Sussex

Nick is the CIO at Tees, Esk & Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust. He has over 30 years’ experience in Digital and Data in the NHS, working across all sectors; including being a CIO for over 10 years, in Acute, Community and Mental Health NHS Trusts. He is a graduate of the Digital Academy and completing his MSc in Digital Health Leadership at Imperial in 2023, writing his dissertation on EPR usability and successful implementation. Nick is the Digital lead of the North East and North Cumbria Provider Collaborative, and until November 2024 chaired the North East and North Cumbria regional CIO Network.
Having worked for the NHS in Digital and Data roles for over 30 years, Nick has seen huge changes to how the NHS operates and evolves. Whether that was from GP Fundholding to ICBs now; from implementing systems in GP surgeries, Community, Mental Health, Acute and Specialist services and on to Regional services. Furthermore, he was also a Director for Health Call, a wholly NHS owned commercial digital solution provider, delivering providing innovative solutions at scale, across the NHS.

Nick Black

Chief Information Officer
Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust

This session will explore how to measure the impact of user-led design on mental health services for children and young people, focusing on effective evaluation methods. The speaker will address the challenges innovators face in implemen...

This session will explore how to measure the impact of user-led design on mental health services for children and young people, focusing on effective evaluation methods. The speaker will address the challenges innovators face in implementing these designs and discuss strategies to overcome them.
11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Mezzanine room

Networking and business meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
12:05 pm - 12:50 pm

Mezzanine room

Closing panel discussion – Mental health care in emergency departments and urgent care

Donna Cantrell

Associate Director
Acute and Urgent Care at North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare

Sarah Hall

Head of Programme for Mental Health Urgent & Emergency Care Transformation
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Thalamos provides Electronic Mental Health Act (eMHA) software to Mental Health Trusts, ICSs, Local Authorities, the CQC, Private Providers and Policing Services. Our software helps to support making acute mental health pathways swifter, simpler and safer.

Arden Tomison

Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Thalamos

Paula Lloyd-Knight

Deputy COO
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

The closing panel will address the critical role of mental health care in emergency departments and urgent care. Highlighting the challenges and solutions for delivering timely and quality mental health treatment in emergency departments...

The closing panel will address the critical role of mental health care in emergency departments and urgent care. Highlighting the challenges and solutions for delivering timely and quality mental health treatment in emergency departments, speakers will explore barriers to effective care and share strategies to enhance patient outcomes.
12:50 pm - 12:55 pm

Mezzanine room

Chair's closing remarks
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm

Mezzanine room

Networking lunch

An opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers to talk over the learnings from the event. Lunch is served buffet style and a range of options are available to cater for different dietary requirements.

Day 1
Day 2

HPN Mental Health

HPN MENTAL HEALTH 2025 AGENDA

Days

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

HPN MENTAL HEALTH 2025 AGENDA

26 - 27 June 2025, East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham

26 June 2025

8:00 am - 8:45 am

Mezzanine room

Registration

8:45 am - 8:55 am

Mezzanine room

Chair's opening remarks

Paula Lloyd-Knight

Deputy COO Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

8:55 am - 9:35 am

Mezzanine room

Opening keynote panel – Leading change in mental health care: executive insights

Paula Lloyd-Knight

Deputy COO Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Mark Powell

Chief Executive Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Melinda Rees

Chief Executive Officer Psyomics

9:40 am - 10:00 am

Mezzanine room

Keynote address: Are AI therapists an answer to rising demand in mental health?

Abida Abbas

Psychiatry Consultant and CCIO South West Yorkshire NHS Foundation Trust

10:00 am - 10:20 am

Mezzanine room

What is clinical AI? How regulated innovation is reshaping access to mental healthcare

Dr. Ross Harper

CEO & Founder Limbic

10:25 am - 10:40 am

Mezzanine room

Dragons’ Den – speed presentations

10:45 am - 12:00 pm

Mezzanine room

Networking and business meetings

12:05 pm - 12:25 pm

Mezzanine room

A Year of “Press 2 for Mental Health”: Insights and Next Steps

Jonathan Hames

Citizen Engagement Specialist Wavenet

12:30 pm - 12:50 pm

Mezzanine room

Digital transformation is too important to leave to IT

Stig Husby

CTO/CISO EG CheckWare

Anna Lloyd

Assistant Psychologist, Eating Disorder Service Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust

12:55 pm - 1:15 pm

Mezzanine room

From IAPT to innovation: Lessons learned from twenty years of NHS Talking Therapies

Chris Eldridge

Director Mayden

1:20 pm - 2:20 pm

Mezzanine room

Networking lunch

2:25 pm - 3:00 pm

Mezzanine room

Identification of patients with severe multiple disadvantage (SMD) on their Mental Health Journey and Outcomes

Lori Edwards-Suárez

Principal Mental Health Transformation Analyst Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Sam Beard

Advanced Data Analyst Nottingham City Integrated Care Partnership

3:05 pm - 3:25 pm

Mezzanine room

Why we won’t work together: risky hurdles and olympic lifts

Melinda Rees

Chief Executive Officer Psyomics

3:30 pm - 4:45 pm

Mezzanine room

Networking and business meetings

4:50 pm - 5:30 pm

Mezzanine room

Panel discussion – Building a resilient workforce: the key to transforming mental health care

Ben Richards

Chief Operating Officer North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust

Upkar Jheeta

Head of Mental Health Transformation Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Michaela Kemp

Nurse Consultant and Head of Quality for Community Adult Mental Health Services Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Deputy COO
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Deputy COO
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Chief Executive
Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Chief Executive Officer
Psyomics

Psychiatry Consultant and CCIO
South West Yorkshire NHS Foundation Trust

CEO & Founder
Limbic

Citizen Engagement Specialist
Wavenet

CTO/CISO
EG CheckWare

Assistant Psychologist, Eating Disorder Service
Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust

Director
Mayden

Principal Mental Health Transformation Analyst
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Advanced Data Analyst
Nottingham City Integrated Care Partnership

Chief Executive Officer
Psyomics

Chief Operating Officer
North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust

Head of Mental Health Transformation
Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Nurse Consultant and Head of Quality for Community Adult Mental Health Services
Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Deputy COO
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Director of Primary, Community Care and Mental Health Digital Services
NHS Wales

Non Executive Director
University Hospitals Morecambe Bay, Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Clinical Director
CAMHS South London and Community Mental Health

Chief X Information Officer & Clinical Safety Officer
Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust

Non Executive Director
University Hospitals Morecambe Bay, Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Mental Health Lead
Health Innovation Kent, Surrey & Sussex

Chief Information Officer
Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust

Associate Director
Acute and Urgent Care at North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare

Head of Programme for Mental Health Urgent & Emergency Care Transformation
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Thalamos

Deputy COO
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust