Improving lives through greater connectivity

Jennie is a dynamic healthcare leader and Director of Health and Care at WM5G, where she champions the use of cutting-edge technology to transform health and care services across the UK. With a foundation as a registered nurse and extensive experience across both the NHS and commercial healthcare sectors, Jennie brings a rare blend of frontline insight and strategic expertise. Her work is driven by a deep commitment to ensuring that digital transformation serves what truly matters: better outcomes and experiences for patients and citizens. Jennie excels at bridging the clinical and technical worlds — aligning innovation with the real needs of people and the systems that support them. Known for her collaborative approach, Jennie leads complex partnerships that deliver scalable, meaningful change — always grounded in the belief that doing the right thing should never be optional in health and care.

Rob believes that well-implemented technology has the potential to transform healthcare and improve patient outcomes. A microbiologist by training, he has always had a strong interest in new technologies and enjoys working alongside health professionals to improve patient outcomes through technological advances. Rob strongly believes that data will play an increasingly important role in the way healthcare is delivered across the country and is inspired by the way in which innovations such as AI can improve diagnosis for patients while reducing administrative workloads. However, this is only useful when implemented effectively, with a clear focus on results, rather than simply jumping on the latest technology trends.  If he could change one thing about healthcare, Rob would like to see a clearer pipeline for proven technologies to move from pilot stage to wider-scale adoption – a perfect goal for someone who is working to deliver technology-enabled improvements to patient care while relieving some of healthcare professionals’ day-to-day challenges.

Scott believes that technology will profoundly transform the healthcare sector, re-shaping the way care is delivered and making it more convenient and accessible to the wider population. With over 25 years’ experience working in the NHS, he is driven to make a positive difference to people’s lives, improving access to proven services – such as community-based colon capsule endoscopies and virtual care – for patients and citizens across the country.

If he could change one thing about the UK’s healthcare system, it would be to digitise patient records across health and social care, reducing the need to repeat tests and administrative tasks that cause delays in diagnosis and treatment plans. With his understanding of the pressures and constraints facing hospitals and commissioning organisations, he is excited to be part of a team that is working to scale proven technology-led solutions that alleviate some of those pressures while improving health outcomes for patients.

Having worked as a registered nurse in the NHS for 10 years, Dawn believes technology has a valuable role to play improving waiting times and discharge processes, as well as supporting more patients to be treated effectively in their own homes. Her clinical experience, combined with previous work in the pharmaceutical sector, allows her to bring a fresh perspective to digital healthcare, helping Trusts identify and remove practical and management barriers to service transformation to improve patient care.

A strong advocate for NHS/social care integration, Dawn believes providing the right care, in the right place at the right time holds the key to supporting patients on the journey ‘from hospital to home’. Digital transformation is a key part of this process and Dawn is excited by the opportunity to deliver full wraparound/managed clinical services to NHS Trusts that will encourage a greater focus on prevention and personalised care, to the benefit of citizens and healthcare professionals alike.