Secondary Care Leads the Way for Safety – Why GP Surgeries need a CSO
If we are implementing IT changes within the NHS that has a potential clinical effect then clinical safety is important, and so the CSO role…
If we are implementing IT changes within the NHS that has a potential clinical effect then clinical safety is important, and so the CSO role…
Nital Hooper, Senior Manager Consulting, Servita As Sinatra would say, you can’t have one without the other. Change management, often seen as the fluffy part…
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Joost Bruggeman, a former doctor and surgeon and co-founder of Siilo, discusses why an outright ban of pagers is wrong and evocative of deep-rooted problems within the NHS…
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Dr Victoria Betton is the founder and director of mHabitat, an NHS-hosted specialist in the application of digital to health and social care. The current landscape…
While the Health Secretary has inspiring plans of bringing cohesion to the NHS, is he telling us what we already knew? Neil Laycock, Managing Director…
Professor Michael Thick, the chief medical officer and chief clinical information officer at IMS MAXIMS, finds a lot to welcome in the NHS’ latest ten-year…