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May 13, 2022 7 tweets 3 min read Read on X
Welcome to my new followers who joined me on #IND2022 ... and welcome back to my existing followers!

You might be asking "What does a CNIO do?"

(A mini thread)🧵 Image: What Does a CNIO Do?...
Good question! A CNIO is a senior nursing position which specialises in digital technologies.

You could say it bridges the gap between the nurse and technical teams.
The CNIO will provide expertise of what nurses actually need...

...but will also work with the IT teams to consult, reach out, and support the digital changes that impact the nurse on the ward.
As a CNIO they will be in touch with the various developments that are going on in the digital transformation space getting information and support from the national team and/or their regional CNIO.
It's worth noting - it's an emerging role, and depending on the unique nature of the organisation a CNIO may have additional hats such as clinical safety.

Therefore - if you ask one CNIO what they do, another might tell you something a little bit different!
I appreciate I've only given some of the highlights...

To understand the diverse nature of this role and see how to get into digital nursing I recommend reading this post 'IND 2022: Digital Nursing & the role of the CNIO' 👇
compassly.com/ind-2022-digit…
Thank you @james_bird_lon, @MidwifeDigital and @LouiseCave5 for bringing this article to my attention!

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More from @NHSCNIO

Dec 8, 2022
Since starting in post as National Chief Nursing Information Officer and Director of Digital Clinical Safety, we've made so much progress.

I wanted to share some highlights in this end of year reflection...
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We launched the Guidance for Nursing on What Good Looks Like (WGLL).

The aim - to help board level nurse leaders accountable for digital transformation work alongside and support the WGLL framework to apply the seven success measures.
transform.england.nhs.uk/digitise-conne…
We've built our community of passionate nurses & midwives through Digital Shared Decision Making Councils, bulletins, & our FutureNHS community.

This has given support, to build collaboration, share knowledge & access resources to support transformation.
future.nhs.uk/DigitalNursesN…
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Dec 6, 2022
Today team CNIO came together reflecting on the progress of the past year.

We've been looking at the evidence to understand where we need to improve.

But also seeing where success is (and coming up with ideas to scale and spread). ImageImage
Spliting into two teams - we presented our findings and proposed plans.

Everyone in the room then voted on which of the two proposals they preferred. Image: screenshot of mentim...
Then switching around the winning team had to scrutinise their own idea.

While the losing team had to defend it! Image: pitching the winning...
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