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Digital transformation in community nursing.

Antonia Brown¹, Karen Hartley²

¹Clinical Digital Innovation Lead.

British Journal of Community Nursing

|September 2, 2021

Summary

Digital transformation is revolutionizing healthcare, shifting focus to community services. Sussex Community Foundation Trust (SCFT) exemplifies how this digital shift benefits community nurses and enhances patient care.

Keywords:

Digital nurse Digital transformation Health information Nursing leadership Remote monitoring

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Digital Health
Community Nursing

Background:

Digital transformation is increasingly impacting healthcare organizations.
Focus is shifting from acute to community services within the NHS.
Sussex Community Foundation Trust (SCFT) is the first community Digital Aspirant Trust.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the concept of digital transformation in healthcare.
To illustrate the benefits of digital transformation for community nurses using SCFT's experience.
To consider the future of digital transformation and patient-centered change.

Main Methods:

Exploration of digital transformation principles.
Case study analysis of Sussex Community Foundation Trust (SCFT).
Discussion on the role of clinicians in digital change.

Main Results:

Digital transformation offers significant benefits for community nursing services.
SCFT's journey provides a model for other community trusts.
Patient-centered care is crucial for successful digital integration.

Conclusions:

Digital transformation is vital for modernizing community healthcare.
Adoption of digital technologies can improve efficiency and patient outcomes.
Continuous engagement of clinicians is key to realizing the full potential of digital health.