Patient Safety
Guided by clinicians. Engineered for safety.
Patient safety is a non‑negotiable in healthcare. That’s why we’ve built clinical assurance directly into our technology. Our clinical advisors are here to guide your solutions, informing system design and strengthening the electronic records you rely on every day. Together we build software that actively safeguards patient care and supports confident clinical decision‑making for every interaction. Safety, built-in.
Meet our clinical advisors
Dr Patrick Lester PhD
Doctor Patrick Lester BSc Hons (Diagnostic Radiography, Derby) is registered with the Society of Radiographers. Having worked as a Radiographer at several large NHS Trusts as well as large healthcare providers in New Zealand, he has a wealth of clinical experience and clinical leadership in all aspects of digital diagnostics.
In 2004, Patrick was awarded a PhD in Bioinformatics at the University of Manchester, following which he went on to work in RIS/PACS Implementation Management on NPfIT and became a Clinical Safety Officer in 2007. Specialising initially in RIS/PACS product safety, Patrick has produced safety work to a high standard across many healthcare related products and deployments.
Dr Bav Shergill BSc MBBS FRCP
Bav is a Consultant Dermatologist and Chief Medical Officer of MySkinDoctor. He graduated from Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals, London and then gained a wide range of dermatology experience through posts at a variety of London Teaching Hospitals.
After completing his training in Mohs surgery for the treatment of skin cancer, he was appointed as Consultant in Sussex where he set up the Mohs Surgery service.
His interest in technology led him to co-found MySkinDoctor in 2018. It is now one of the largest teledermatology companies in the UK.
Dr Philip Batty, MB ChB, FRCGP, PG, Dip (SEM), FFSEM
Dr Philip Batty is a Consultant Sport and Exercise Physician with more than 25 years of clinical experience. After graduating in Medicine from the University of Liverpool, he held senior sports medicine roles with Manchester United, Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City and England Rugby, as well as working with the English Institute of Sport. He is currently Team Doctor for Middlesex County Cricket Club and a Consultant to the English National Ballet.
Dr Batty has also held a number of leadership positions, including Training Programme Director in the North West, Medical Director at Isokinetic Medical Clinic and President of the Independent Doctors Federation. His specialist interests include musculoskeletal injury, ultrasound-guided interventions, rehabilitation, and the use of exercise as a therapeutic treatment.
Alistair Windsor, MD FRCS
Professor Alastair Windsor is a Consultant Colorectal Surgeon and Honorary Professor of Surgery at Ulster University. During his clinical career, he held consultant posts at St James’s University Hospital, St Mark’s Hospital, University College Hospital London and HCA Healthcare’s Princess Grace Hospital. He is internationally recognised for his work in inflammatory bowel disease, intestinal failure and abdominal wall reconstruction.
Professor Windsor has held a number of senior leadership roles across the NHS and independent healthcare sector. He currently serves as Medical Director and Responsible Officer at One Stop Health and Chief Medical Officer Europe for Telabio.
A committed researcher, trainer and educator, he has authored more than 200 peer-reviewed publications, book chapters and books.
Ian Williams
Ian Williams is a digital and data architect with more than 25 years' experience across the NHS, private healthcare and consultancy sectors. He specialises in healthcare enterprise architecture, interoperability, systems integration and data strategy, helping organisations improve information sharing and support safer, more connected care.
In 2024, Ian founded Vitaconnect Limited, an independent consultancy focused on healthcare digital and data architecture. Previously, he held senior digital, data and systems leadership roles at Digital Health and Care Wales, Nuffield Health and the Welsh Blood Service, where he led the development of national health platforms and safety-critical systems.
Mr Gary Bolger
Gary has spent more than 40 years in healthcare, with his career divided almost equally between the public and private sectors. After initially training as a GP, he moved into public health medicine and became a Consultant in Public Health in Berkshire. He later left the NHS to become Head of Medical Policy and subsequently Chief Medical Officer at AXA PPP Healthcare (now AXA Health).
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