NHS Wales implemented TrakCare Lab to transform clinical information sharing, leading to better decision making and higher quality of care. Before the implementation of the system, laboratory clinicians in Wales had to navigate 13 separate pathology systems. Results were collected across many systems and not easily shared between locations. Since […]
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Feature: Driving health IT ROI with an electronic performance support system
Evidence is mounting that the training staff receive on major healthcare IT systems impacts on their deployment and adoption. Yet traditional classroom and e-learning won’t always provide what is needed. NHS organisations can improve the operational efficiency of their training efforts and increase end-user proficiency by adopting an electronic performance […]
Video: The opportunities and challenges around Demand Management
For HTN Digital Week 2020 our friends at DrDoctor held a panel discussion that focuses on the opportunities and challenges around demand management. The session host: Netta Nyrhinen, Content and Community Manager, DrDoctor Panel includes: Lisa Lawrence, Head of Digital Products, Nottingham University Hospitals Jonathan Hammond, Operational Director and Strategic Lead […]
Opinion: How the home tech revolution can ease Britain’s social care crisis
By Bryn Sage, Chief Executive of Inhealthcare for HTN Digital Week. Whichever way you look at it, the UK’s social care system is under huge pressure. At current spending levels, a funding gap of £18bn will open up during the next decade, according to the Health Foundation. In stark terms, this […]
Case Study: North Bristol celebrates going paperless
In May 2014 North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) opened its PFI state-of-the-art new hospital in Southmead Bristol. The hospital was a landmark design incorporating innovative design methods aimed at improving patient flow, reducing waiting times and improving the patient’s overall experience. The hospital was designed to take advantage of the […]
Video Case Study: Enterprise imaging platform supports University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust has been utilising Sectra’s enterprise image management system since 2016. Since going live, the platform has delivered benefits to staff members across the region by aligning imaging with the EPR. With seamless image flow Morecambe Bay has been able to provide images […]
CUH eHospital publishes digital transformation journey
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS FT has published a case study to outline its digital transformation over recent years. The trust is one of the 17 Global Digital Exemplars and is duty bound to share its learning and experiences through the creation of blueprints to enable other trusts to follow in their footsteps […]
From infection control at Alder Hey Hospital to Health Tech entrepreneur – an interview with Richard Cooke founder of Hy-genie
Richard Cooke, founder of Hy-genie, is a pretty extraordinary entrepreneur. Retired from his position as the ‘Director of Infection Prevention & Control’ at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, Richard is revolutionising hand hygiene compliance across the healthcare system with his tech startup Hy-genie. We recently sat down with him to talk […]
Case Study: GP data as the foundation for information sharing
Orion Health and Healthcare Gateway have a long-standing relationship, built on working with joint customers who want to share GP data through their provider portals using the Medical Interoperability Gateway. This case study explores examples of success and explains how the partnership is planned to develop in the future. Orion […]
Enovacom Whitepaper: Beyond boundaries, the interoperability world tour
Enovacom, subsidiary of Orange Business Services, the provider of innovative healthcare software, enabling the exchange and sharing of patient data has published a white paper beyond boundaries: the interoperability world tour. You can access and download the white paper here. It is clear that interoperability plays a fundamental role in the […]
