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All techUK's work is led by our members - keep in touch or get involved by joining one of the groups below

Skills and Diversity Working Group
Delivering 21st Century Health and Care requires a digitally-skilled workforce. The Skills and Diversity Working Group is supporting the NHS and social care bodies to develop the next generation of digital leaders while encouraging diversity and inclusion in healthtech. For more information, please contact: Leontina Postelnicu| Programme Manager, Health and Social Care.

Health and Social Care Council
The elected techUK Health and Social Care Council is committed to playing an integral and positive role in the digitisation of health and social care service provision. The Council is a representative group of members who reflect the wider techUK health and social care membership. The Council meets regularly to debate and bring focus to techUK's health and social care policy and programme of activities, as well as to provide a consultative industry panel for government and other stakeholders.

Healthcare Group
The Council is a representative group of members who reflect the wider techUK health and social care membership. The Council meets regularly to debate and bring focus to techUK's health and social care policy and programme of activities, as well as to provide a consultative industry panel for government and other stakeholders.

Data and Analytics Working Group
Drawing on our collaboration with NHS England and Improvement, we have launched a Data and Analytics Working Group that aims to provide a forum where experienced and skilled analysts supporting the response to COVID-19 can connect with industry to share knowledge and experience. For more information.

User-Centred Design Working Group
Together with NHSX and NHS Digital, we have launched a User-Centred Design Working Group that is committed to making a real impact in promoting and showcasing the value of designing solutions that meet user needs. The group will seek to identify good practice and thus improve current approaches to user-centred design activities.

Digital Citizens Working Group
The Digital Citizens Working Group aims to increase knowledge of and access to tech to improve citizens' own health through self-care and prevention - reducing ill health, visits and admissions and helping citizens to manage interactions with the system.
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