UK social care is late to the tech game – but that’s its superpower.
By skipping outdated systems, we can leap straight to smarter tech solutions.
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UK social care is late to the tech game – but that’s its superpower.
By skipping outdated systems, we can leap straight to smarter tech solutions.
Clinical assurance is more than a checkbox. It’s the often-overlooked layer of protection that ensures digital health tools are safe and built around people.
Think your industry’s data challenges are unique? Think again. Explore how data-driven insights and AI transformation are revolutionising sectors like healthcare, energy, and public safety.
The new government faces significant challenges in transforming public services, especially in health and social care. Paul O’Looney’s blog outlines the 5 key digital priorities for the proposed National Care Service.
Last Thursday, I was really excited to unveil the Made Well Collective at the Leeds Digital Festival. This is a new collaborative approach to helping NHS organisations deliver digital and technology projects. Today I want to talk a bit more about the changes we need to support the future of health and social care and the shift in mindset needed to make that happen.
Some of the most valuable work you can do for a client doesn’t come from the original brief. It comes from connecting delivery to strategy.
Find out what happened when we supported a major NHS data migration.
With budget constraints in healthcare, should funds go to new technology or improving existing processes? Jack Carter-Pierce looks at what could offer better returns.
Despite significant strides, many challenges in the health and care sector remain unresolved, and Paul O’Looney is determined to tackle these head-on.
In early 2021, we began an 8-month journey to create a digital mental health support finder tool for children and young people in Gloucestershire.
In order to transform digital delivery in healthcare and achieve better patient outcomes, we need to learn the lessons from the COVID-19 response and the ongoing digital transformation occurring within trusts.