Clinical and operational task management projects secure Infinity Health two finalist positions at 2021's HSJ Partnership Awards
Clinical task management and portering request process improvements have secured Infinity Health two finalist positions at 2021's HSJ Partnership Awards, which recognise outstanding dedication to improving healthcare and effective collaboration with the NHS. Both projects have made a significant difference to staff experience and time savings at London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust (LNWH), where Infinity was first introduced in 2018.
The HSJ Partnership Awards recognise outstanding dedication to improving healthcare and effective collaboration with the NHS, and we are delighted to have been named as finalists alongside our partners at LNWH in the Workforce Innovation and HealthTech Partnership of the Year categories.
Following the most testing period for the healthcare sector in recent history, this year’s awards reinstate the essential role of private and third sector organisatons in strengthening the healthcare system.
The judging panel comprised a diverse range of highly regarded figures across the NHS and wider healthcare sector. To be nationally recognised as a finalist for two awards, with tough competition from a pool of brilliant applications, is a mark of real achievement. Infinity Health was selected based on our diligence and ambition, and the positive impact that the two projects have had on both practitioners and patients.
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“We would like to congratulate Infinity Health on being nominated in the categories of Workforce Innovation and HealthTech Partnership of the Year ahead of HSJ Partnership Awards 2021. We are looking forward to welcoming them to the ceremony in June, to join us in recognising the very best collaborations and innovations in the healthcare sector. This year’s finalists are of an outstanding calibre and all of them are exceptionally dedicated to enhancing healthcare across the UK”
— Alastair McLellan
Editor, HSJ
“We are delighted to have been shortlisted for not one but two awards, spanning emergency care and community care. The shortlisting recognises the collaborative efforts and dedication of our teams to transform care coordination and task management in the NHS. We are committed to improving the tools staff use in their daily work, making their life-saving work easier and safer. This nomination in a strong field of candidates is a fantastic achievement, and we look forward to the next stage of judging.”
— Elliott Engers
CEO and Co-Founder, Infinity Health
The winners will be selected following a rigorous, judging stage ahead of the HSJ Partnership Awards ceremony in 2021. The awards evening will be attended by leaders and professionals from both the NHS and private sector as well as figures from non-clinical backgrounds to celebrate innovation and collaboration in healthcare. The full finalist list can be found at: https://partnership.hsj.co.uk/finalists-2021
Notes to Editors
About the HSJ Partnership Awards
The HSJ Partnership Awards recognise the most effective collaborations with the NHS highlight the benefits which working with the private and third sectors can bring to patients and NHS organisations.
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