Objectives for the Charter Sample Clauses

Objectives for the Charter. The Parties shall collaborate to achieve the following key objectives through an annually agreed key programme of work identified by the Chief Executive Officers (CEO’s) and executed by the Digital Executive Group (Key Objectives): 2.1 Supporting the delivery of ICS/ICB objectives such as the redesign of, care pathways, business processes and other organisational change through digital leadership, innovation and digital services. 2.2 Delivering ICS/ICB-wide digital services, changing the way that goods and services are sought and bought and thereby providing economies of scale and supporting growth in the local healthcare economy; 2.3 Ensuring that capital, digital and workforce programmes are aligned and that there is convergence and consolidation where applicable for the benefits of citizens, patients and to achieve economies of scale. This includes an annual review of digital planning for each organisation to ensure the provision of consistent digital services with interoperability ensuring that new digital projects are aligned with the ICS/ICB vision, strategies, and the priorities of the CEO’s; 2.4 Promoting cooperation between digital experts and supporting the digital workforce of the future ensuring efficiency, knowledge sharing and faster developments; 2.5 Ensuring that quality and monetary benefits are captured and reported and that digital spend is aligned with the ICS/ICB vision and the priorities of the Chief Executive Officers; 2.6 Ensuring that Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICS digital activities are sufficiently funded and resourced on a sustainable basis within the agreed resource envelope of each organisation as part of the programme of work and project resource plans; 2.7 Working to align digital policies, standards, technologies and procedures in order that a consistent framework can underpin a uniformly good and consistent user experience of digital services, where possible and appropriate. 2.8 Reducing the duplication and cost of integration by using approved standards and by deploying a mechanism that channels all integration activities through a single hub mechanism.
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