“We’ve deployed virtual wards and remote patient monitoring across multiple pathways for major NHS trusts, care homes and in primary care, using our award-winning platform Clinitouch.
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Meet our digital health experts
We have first-hand expertise in implementing technology within the NHS. Our team are here to support you whilst you find your feet and throughout the entire process.
Noel O'Kelly
Clinical Director
Noel worked as a GP in Lincolnshire for over 30 years and was one of the first accredited GPwSI in respiratory. He was a GP commissioner and an Associate Medical Director of Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust.
Jim Swift
Health Economist
Jim is a highly experienced - and published - health economist, with a particular interest in health inequalities, health policy, and how as a society we can more efficiently use resources in health care.
Jude O'Kelly
Senior Clinical Lead
Jude spent 15 years as Head of Nursing and Deputy Clinical Director in Leicestershire. She is an expert in redesigning clinical services and transformation in community-based services.
Karen Moore
Clinical Operational Lead
Karen’s Nursing career spans over almost 40 years. After developing her expertise around spirometry, she became Team Lead for the Respiratory team and has carried out a huge amount of work in Pulmonary Rehabilitation.
"Pathway co-design is about about transparency, honesty, trust, mutual objectives and mutual vision. Engagement with all of the parties and stakeholders is extremely important because whatever we supply has got to work for them within their way of working, within their pathway, and within their locale."
Noel O Kelly Clinical Director Ex-GP, Commissioner and Associate Medical Director of Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
"By working with Spirit, it has allowed us to ensure all appropriate patients can be discharged from hospital and be supported in their own homes using the virtual ward."
Alex Woodward, Deputy Cardio-Respiratory Lead, Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
