I'd suggest The Terminator orchestral soundtrack on loop. If something isn't dramatic, bring your own drama...

We must make sure that includes non-sexy digital. If I had a CTO time machine, the investments that would have improved more care for more patients in the last few years wouldn't be AI clinical assistants - they'd be in infrastructure resilience and interoperable data standards.

Cheese Strings on Wings. Duck Terrine with a hint of Kerosene. Mountain Dew from the Cabin Crew?

What's at the top of your list for your first few months?

I watched the first few seasons of The Blacklist with a moderately nasty round of covid - pretty much back-to-back, as I was neither sleeping much nor getting out of bed much. It's excellent, but being a bit spaced out and feverish definitely amplified James Spader...

...I have to finish this life-sized cottage cheese sculpture of you.

It's a tricky balance in digital healthcare, though. Remote work is great for recruitment, wellbeing and productivity... but much of what hospitals actually do is fundamentally in-person. Go too far and our digital teams get disconnected from the patients and staff we serve.

What is ChatGPT's obsession with putting trees half way up buildings, though?

EPR usability is also *hugely* dependent on implementation and adoption quality. Don't just look at the software itself, look at the process, track record and thought leadership the vendor brings to landing it with real services and clinicians.

One huge lesson for me from covid - from my awesome ICU colleages relentlessly seeking tech enablers for virtual visiting when our doors were physically shut - was of the immense impact on patient care of engaging and involving their families.