Digital Leadership Series: Phil Holland (NHS CIO)

We are thrilled to announce the release of the first episode in our Digital Leadership Series, a new series dedicated to spotlighting Healthcare IT leaders and insights into their professional journeys, personal interests, and leadership approaches.

In this episode, Paul Tonner, CEO of St Vincent's Consulting, engages in a captivating conversation with Phil Holland, CIO at The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust.

Episode Highlights:

Phil Holland's Journey:

  • Discover Phil's inspiring transition from financial services to a nearly 20-year career in the NHS, starting at a local mental health trust and moving into the acute setting.
  • Learn about his dedication to creating a bridge between technical teams and healthcare services, ensuring seamless integration and improved patient care.

Leadership Insights:

  • Phil shares his unique perspective on leadership, emphasising authenticity and the importance of bringing one's whole self to work.

"I bring all of myself to work...we are not our role, we are ourselves as a person. So I lead as Phil, not as the CIO."

  • Understand his philosophy of leadership being about inspiring and motivating teams, rather than directing them.

"Leadership is about getting people to want to do things, not telling them to."

Digital Innovation in Healthcare:

  • Phil discusses the pivotal role of digital tools in empowering patients to access healthcare services more effectively and to improve/maintain their health.

Beyond the Boardroom:

Outside of his professional life, Phil is an avid sports enthusiast, enjoying golf in the winter and actively participating in his local cricket club as its chairman.
His love for cricket reflects his commitment to teamwork and leadership both in his career and personal life.

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