The GS1 UK healthcare advisory board brings together key thought-leaders and policy makers from the UK's health sector.
About the healthcare advisory board
The healthcare advisory board meets three time a year to discuss key topics and challenges facing UK health systems. Their expertise helps us to better understand industry dynamics, which informs our focus areas so we can best support industry.
Chaired by Professor Duncan Eaton, the board’s aim is to improve patient safety, reduce regulatory non-compliance and collaboratively, help to drive the strategic direction of GS1 standards adoption across healthcare.
Meet the board members
- Professor Duncan Eaton, chair, GS1 UK Healthcare Advisory Board, and past CEO of NHS PASA
- Professor Sir Terence Stephenson, president, GS1 UK; and chair, Health Research Authority
- Rt Hon Lord Philip Hunt PC OBE, past president, GS1 UK
- Stephen Bush, medical director operations, The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trusts
- Lorna Wilkinson, chief of nursing and midwifery, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
- Keith Jones, maxillofacial surgeon, University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust
- Ray Hodgkinson CBE, director of public affairs, British Healthcare Trades Association
- Iain Davidson, clinical director and chief pharmacist, Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
- Andrew Raynes, director of IM&T and chief information officer, Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
- David Lawson, director of medical technology, Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC)
- Alan Foster, past chief executive officer lead, Cumbria and North East STP/ICS
- Professor Sir Andrew Goddard, past president, Royal College of Physicians
- Lee Bond, chief finance officer, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, and president, Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA)
- Sara Ford, executive director of strategy, marketing & change, NHS Supply Chain
- Sharon Robson, director, Lancashire Procurement Cluster
- Dr Nnenna Osuji, chief executive officer, North Middlesex University Hospital
