FAQs
What is the main focus of the Head of EPR Delivery role?
The main focus of the Head of EPR Delivery role is to provide strategic and digital change delivery expertise to ensure the successful implementation of the Electronic Patient Record (EPR) Acceleration Programme, transforming how health and care services are delivered while engaging service users and staff.
Who will the Head of EPR Delivery work closely with?
The Head of EPR Delivery will work closely with the EPR Programme Director, Chief Clinical Information Officer (CCIO), Chief Nursing Information Officer (CNIO), Chief Digital Information Officer (CDIO), and other programme leaders to deliver a patient-centred digital transformation.
What responsibilities will the Head of EPR Delivery have?
The Head of EPR Delivery will be responsible for managing a large-scale and highly complex portfolio of work, leading digital transformation efforts, managing a team of change and delivery managers, and ensuring effective communication and engagement with clinical and operational staff.
How does LGT prioritize equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI)?
LGT prioritizes EDI through various initiatives including improving representation at senior levels, widening access and employability, enhancing the experience of staff with disabilities, developing EDI literacy and confidence, and making equalities mainstream within the organization.
Is patient engagement a key part of the EPR transformation?
Yes, patient engagement is paramount, as the success of the EPR implementation relies on the involvement and engagement of service users and staff in the transformation process.
What kind of work environment does LGT aim to create for its employees?
LGT aims to create a supportive and positive work environment that enhances employee engagement and enables staff to deliver exceptional care to patients, recognizing that engaged employees perform at their best.
Who can I contact for further details or informal visits about the role?
For further details or informal visits, please contact Lisa Garnett, EPR Programme Manager, at lg.epr-programme@nhs.net or call 020 8333 3000.
What does LGT mean by "Our People Are Our Greatest Asset"?
This phrase emphasizes LGT's belief that their staff are the most valuable resource, and ensuring that employees feel supported and happy at work directly impacts the quality of care provided to patients.
Will there be training and development opportunities related to EDI?
Yes, LGT offers training and development programs aimed at improving the EDI literacy and confidence of trust staff.
