1. The role of the CNIO Fiona Stephens, Jon Hoeksma #cciolip

2. EHI CCIO Leaders Network Celebrating Leadership in Nursing Informatics 4 th July 2012 Jon Hoeksma, Editor EHI

3. CCIO Leaders Network aims “To support and develop current and future clinical information leaders”

4. Why, CCIOs? We’re using the term generically – not CMIOs Based on simple proposition that health IT projects do better when clinically led A role that will appeal to a broad range of clinicians not just doctors Drawing on US experience of CMIOs (Chief Medical Information Officers and Chief Nursing Information officers) over past decade NHS Information Revolution depends on local information leaders – strategy recognises value of CCIOs and CCIO Leaders Network

5. Florence Nightingale – the first CNIO? Florence Nightingale 1820-1910 The founder of modern nursing was a pioneer in the visual presentation of information and statistics to highlight seasonal sources of patient mortality in military hospitals. NB - Since 2008 ANA has marked her birthday, 12 May, as Nursing Informatics Day

6. Nurse information leaders needed Biggest professional clinical group in NHS – 300K Ensure focus on nursing needs and practice when IT solutions being selected and deployed Using data to measure and improve clinical performance and outcomes Help provide a trusted interpreter between clinical, management and technology groups Ensure patient focus to information use

7. CCIO Campaign June 2011 Launched calling for Sec of State to encourage trusts to develop ‘local clinical information champions’ - CCIOs Aim - secure first appointments end 2011 Lobbying of DH and Royal Medical Colleges – round table event in November 2011 Promotion through EHI Started campaign and online petition Built into EHI Live 2011 event

8. Progress by end 2011 Three CCIOs appointed Secured backing 11 Royal Medical Colleges Backing 60 suppliers 200 individual campaign endorsements – including Sir Bruce Keogh. Momentum achieved Decided to launch CCIO Leaders Network to take forward objectives of campaign…

9. CCIO Leaders Network 2012+ EHI hosted and managed professional network Encouraging individuals to join network - 1,400 have so far Work with partner orgs who supported the campaign Governance - established an Advisory Panel – chair elected and Julie Tindale Vice Chair. 11 CCIOs so far appointed – hospital docs, GPs, nurse Events - working with partners – BCS, midwives, CHIF, nurses, RCPsych Online community – forum to be launched July

10. CCIO Leaders Network Events Network launched 8th March - RCP 10 events in 2012 Half on professional development Half with Royal Medical Colleges on specific clinical opportunities for CCIOs First national CCIO Conference, 6-7 November @ EHI Live 2012

12. CCIO Leaders Network website Campaign news Columns, including by CCIO leaders Profiles of all UK CCIOs appointed to date Features, case studies, resources and videos CCIO events booking Document library CCIO Community tools www.EHI.co.uk/CCIO and www.ccionetwork.com

13. CCIO Leaders Network next steps Terms of reference for advisory panel Survey of current and future CCIOs Portfolio of job descriptions Mapping job descriptions to competencies and available training resources – working with DHID Publish case studies and resources Examining a mentoring/Q&A tool

14. Questions for nurses? Would establishing a specialist CCIO interest group for nurses be helpful? Do we need to establish a baseline of where nurses are now? What career resources and tools are most important? How best to enable CNIOs to be able to share their experiences? What have else?

15. Join the CCIO Leaders Network… Sign up to the Network ehi.co.uk/cciosignup Website ehi.co.uk/ccio Follow us on Twitter @EHICCIOCampaign