Hildi Franke Award 2025 application form

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The Hildi Franke Award is given to early career people and students who have made a contribution to primary care computing or informatics, either as a paper, a piece of software, or a set of accomplishments. A list of all previous winners can be found here.

For the purposes of this award ‘Early Career’ is defined as five years or less in primary care IT, while ‘Student’ is a current student or has graduated within the past two years.

If you think you know someone who has made an important contribution then please encourage them to make a submission. If you wish to discuss a possible submission, please email chair@phcsg.org and one of the committee will be happy to advise.

Two of the shortlisted applicants will be asked to attend and present their work at the Education Day meeting on Thursday 13th November 2025. The prize winner will be announced at the annual dinner of the Primary Healthcare Specialist Group conference on the evening of 13th November 2025 at Hollins Hall Hotel, Shipley, BD17 7QW.

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Please describe the work that you wish to be considered for the Hildi Franke Award. *

Your submission will be assessed against the following criteria:

- Relevance to primary care informatics

- Originality / innovation

- Impact and benefits

- Oral presentation at the education day meeting

Please explain the relevance to primary care informatics of your submission (max 200 words).
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Please explain the originality or innovation of your submission (max 200 words). *

Please explain the impact or benefits of your submission (max 200 words). *

I confirm that if my submission is shortlisted for the Hildi Franke Award that I am available to present my work to the annual PHCSG conference on Thursday 13th November 2025. *

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