| 37 P R O G R A M M E Dr Jim Kelly Co-Founder, The Shuffler Dr Jim Kelly is an NHS GP, entrepreneur and cofounder of Trainor Jim, creator of the Shuffler® — an accessible seated movement device helping older and mobility-limited people stay active safely at home and in the community. The idea originated from co-founder Lee, who lives with spinal stenosis and struggled to find comfortable, accessible ways to keep moving. Combining frontline clinical insight with lived experience, Jim is passionate about prevention, rehabilitation and healthy ageing. Trainor Jim has now sold over 1,000 units across the UK, generated strong consumer demand following BBC coverage, and is developing partnerships across health, care and community sectors to evaluate the Shuffler’s role in falls prevention, frailty and rehabilitation pathways. As part of Cohort 7 of the NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme, Jim is focused on scaling an affordable Kent innovation with the ambition of becoming a leading accessible home exercise brand embedded within UK health and social care pathways. https://trainorjim.com/ LinkedIn: /in/jim-kelly-626b8325/ Facebook: /trainorjimofficial Stacey Hatton Co-Founder and Chief Nursing Information Officer, Genome Stacey Hatton (RGN, BSc, MSc) is a nurse leader, entrepreneur, and Chief Nursing Information Officer (CNIO) with extensive experience in digital health transformation. As Co-founder and CNIO at Genome, she combines frontline clinical expertise with innovation to drive improvements in patient care and healthcare delivery. She also serves as CNIO at one of the UK’s largest university hospitals. Since 2017, Stacey has led digital transformation programmes across four NHS acute trusts, delivering initiatives that enhance patient outcomes, safety, and operational efficiency. Her clinical background spans emergency care, medical wards, and patient safety, providing a strong foundation for her work in digital innovation. www.xgenome.co.uk
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