Elizabeth Nassuna
Fracture liaison specialist and osteoporosis clinical nurse specialist, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Elizabeth Nassuna is a nurse leader, innovator and Osteoporosis Clinical Nurse Specialist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. With more than 17 years' experience across acute, community and integrated care services, she has built a national profile at the intersection of secondary fracture prevention, digital transformation and responsible AI.
Elizabeth combines frontline clinical practice with innovation leadership. She is the creator of CalciTrack, a nurse-led digital osteoporosis tool that gained national recognition through presentation at Osteoporosis Conference 2026, publication in Bone Abstracts and selection as a Nursing Times Awards finalist. Her work focuses on translating everyday clinical challenges into practical solutions that improve patient care, workforce experience and service delivery.
Elizabeth has become a recognised voice in digital nursing and responsible AI, contributing to national discussions on technology adoption, governance, workforce transformation and the future role of nurses in shaping innovation. She represents Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust within Responsible AI networks and holds leadership and advisory roles across digital health initiatives, including the Future Nurse Ambient Voice Technology Special Interest Group.
Her contributions have led to invited speaking engagements at national conferences, leadership programmes and professional networks. In 2026 she delivered a keynote address at the inaugural AI Nurses Network Conference at King's College London and has published on emerging technologies in nursing, including a Nursing Times article on ambient voice technology and clinical documentation.
An NHS Clinical Entrepreneur, Shuri Network Digital Fellow and award-winning AI Champion, Elizabeth is passionate about helping nurses lead change and ensuring innovation remains grounded in the realities of frontline care. She advocates for a future where nurses are not simply users of technology, but active partners in its design, implementation and evaluation.