21 May, 10:30am to 11:15am
Sponsored by and produced with
Many trusts across England understand that their greatest asset for leveraging data and AI is their people. Training and empowering staff directly is the fastest way to unlock innovative new use cases and benefits.
This HSJ webinar, sponsored by and produced with Multiverse, will explore how The Dudley Group Foundation Trust has approached this challenge. The trust and its 6,000 staff provide hospital, adult community, and some primary care support to residents across much of the Black Country.
Watch to learn how to:
- Identify AI and data skills gaps in your trust at scale
- Scope and deploy best fit upskilling programmes for staff in a variety of roles
- Measure the benefits of upskilling staff for both the trust and its patients
Panellists
Ravinder Sahota-Thandi, group CIO at The Dudley Group and Sandwell & West Birmingham Foundation Trusts
Ravinder Kaur Sahota is the group chief information officer at The Dudley Group and Sandwell & West Birmingham Foundation Trusts. She provides strategic and operational leadership for digital, data, and technology services across the group, driving large‑scale digital transformation, operational resilience, and technology‑enabled improvements to patient care.
With more than 16 years of NHS experience across local, regional, and national levels, Ravi has led major programmes including electronic health record implementations, digital access initiatives, workforce transformation, and complex organisational change. Her work has earned multiple national award nominations.
Rachael Watt, NHS account lead, Multiverse
Rachael leads Multiverse’s engagement with multiple NHS trusts across England, working with senior leaders to build digital, data, and AI skills from board to ward. Rachael is passionate about the role upskilling can play in meeting the NHS’s challenges.
Alison Moore, HSJ, chair (webinar chair)
Alison is an HSJ correspondent covering the South East and ambulance services nationally. She has worked in health journalism, mainly as a freelancer, for many years and was previously deputy editor of a magazine for doctors.
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