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Movers and shakers: all change for national CCIO Simon Eccles and System C co-founders Marcus Bolton and Ian Denley (plus new System C chief executive Nick Wilson) |
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A number of prominent health tech leaders have announced job moves ahead of the Easter break. Simon Eccles is standing down as national chief clinical information officer at NHS England and Improvement, 17-years after he started work on the National Programme for IT and four-years after he started his current role. Digitalhealth.net reported that he is returning to Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, from where he was officially seconded. The Health Service Journal reported the move is part of a wider shake-up of NHSX staff triggered by the agency moving to the NHS England transformation directorate.
Marcus Bolton and Ian Denley are stepping back from their roles as joint chief executive of System C, and Nick Wilson, the former chief executive at Allocate Software, is taking over. Digitalhealth.net reported that Bolton and Denley, the joint founders of System C, will still be non-executive directors. System C is a UK electronic patient record provider that will turn 40 next year. Finally, the founder and chief executive of Sensyne Health, Lord Paul Drayson, is stepping down, after securing funding to allow the company to continue trading. Digitalhealth.net reported that Alex Snow will take over at the research data company. |
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