Dorthe, an esteemed healthcare professional, brings a wealth of expertise and qualifications to her role as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner. With an MSc, BSc (Hons), and RGN, along with additional certifications as a Non-Medical Prescriber, HE-Lecturer-Practice Educator, and in Leadership-Management, she stands as a seasoned practitioner with over thirty years of dedicated service in Emergency and Urgent Care nursing. Throughout her illustrious career, Dorthe served as a Nurse Consultant for twelve years in South London and later as the Deputy Head of Nursing for King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Her commitment to education and training is evident through her role as a Lecturer Practitioner for Middlesex University, and she continues to share her passion for teaching and training through freelance lecturing. Dorthe's significant contribution to education is highlighted by her collaboration with a Director of Nursing in establishing a university accredited Urgent Care Training Programme. This program successfully equips Emergency Practitioners to competently manage adults and children with Minor Injuries and Illnesses within Urgent Care settings. Her dedication to education extends to her role as a freelance lecturer, where she imparts her vast knowledge and experience to the next generation of healthcare professionals. An accomplished author, Dorthe has co-written "Limb X-ray Interpretation" in 2006, showcasing her expertise in the field. Her numerous publications in nursing journals further underscore her commitment to advancing knowledge in Minor Injuries, wound management, and limb X-ray interpretation. With a multifaceted background, Dorthe continues to make a profound impact on healthcare through her expertise in Minor Injuries, wound management, and limb X-ray interpretation, ensuring the delivery of high-quality care in Emergency and Urgent Care settings.  

CEO and founder of Belmatt healthcare Training providing accredited postgraduate training to healthcare professionals globally. Creation of bespoke training programmes in the UK, Dubai, Faulklands Islands and South Africa. Extensive experience in the clinical and academic sectors, with a broad range of skills. With a solid grounding in trauma care from my early nursing career in South Africa, I have adapted to diverse and dynamic healthcare environments. Today, I am immediate past President of the General Practice and Primary Care Section at The Royal Society of Medicine, and I leverage my versatile experience to drive innovative healthcare strategies and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.I currently provide consultancy services transforming traditional operations in general practice and community healthcare, focusing on implementing innovative approaches to service delivery. My recent work was crucial in creating a robust healthcare infrastructure for an extensive patient demographic in an area with challenges recruiting a robust workforce.My teaching roles at St. George's University and at City University complemented my clinical experience, allowing me to nurture future healthcare professionals. As a mentor, I had the opportunity to share my expertise in urgent care and general practice, impacting the next generation of healthcare providers and supporting clinicians to publish evidence-based practice.Throughout my career, I have seized opportunities to expand my expertise beyond traditional healthcare environments. Volunteering in medically underserved areas, such as Tanzania, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti's borders, has emphasized the significance of education, nutrition, and prudent medication usage. I leverage these experiences to inform my practice and ensure effective communication within an increasingly multicultural medical landscape.As a member of various advisory boards, I've utilised my expansive network to coordinate educational programs at the Royal Society of Medicine. In my current role as President, I am thrilled to support practitioners in primary care and encourage strategic planning and interdisciplinary cooperation. With a career marked by ongoing learning and adaptability, I am excited about future opportunities to drive change and improvement in the healthcare sector.

Dr Sanjeev Kalia is a dynamic GP partner, navigating the challenges and opportunities presented by the evolving landscape of healthcare technology. As a key figure in a bustling urban practice where 65% of the patient population is under the age of 35, Dr. Kalia recognises the crucial role that technology plays in delivering safe, compassionate, and clinically effective care to meet the diverse needs of his patients. A participant in Cohort 1 of the NHS Digital Academy, Dr. Kalia gained valuable insights into the intricate challenges that new technologies encounter when integrating into the NHS, spanning from systems application to procurement. This experience has fuelled his enthusiasm for exploring the intersection of sustainability and digital health within the NHS. Since completing the diploma, Dr. Kalia has been actively engaged in advocating for change within the healthcare system. His journey has involved navigating the complexities of implementing innovations, offering him a firsthand understanding of the hurdles within the current organisational structure of the healthcare system. Dr. Kalia shares his wealth of knowledge and perspectives through his blog, serving as a platform to discuss the transformative changes facing the NHS. Beyond merely highlighting these changes, his blog critically reviews whether these advancements genuinely align with and address the needs of patients. By providing concise summaries of current digital health news, Dr. Kalia aims to foster meaningful conversations among clinicians, patients, and industry experts. For an in-depth exploration of Dr. Sanjeev Kalia's insights and reflections, you can read his blog by visiting the following link: https://gpblogger.com/2019/07/17/the-rise-of-babylon-health/