
Elective care reform needs more than targets â it needs teamwork
Elective care reform is about building systems that work for patients, clinicians, and communities, writes Bec Richmond, director at Optum.
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Elective care reform is about building systems that work for patients, clinicians, and communities, writes Bec Richmond, director at Optum.
The UK must grasp the opportunity to take a world-leading role in digital health equity, writes Hassan Chaudhury, co-founder of the Equity Charter
Tech-enabled support for those with the most complex needs could shift the dial on prevention and efficiency, writes Tara Donnelly, founder of Digital Care and
We need a shift in how cyber security is perceived, writes Dr Mick Quinn, consultant physician and member of BTâs clinical advisory board

An NHS ‘online hospital’ can only succeed if it strengthens existing services rather than competes with them, writes John Mitchell
Poor quality data is partly to blame for the failure to shift care out of
As AI systems become âpervasiveâ, the risks and opportunities increase. Digital leaders must put people
Junior doctor Matt Farrier sometimes asks advice on medical matters from his consultant paediatrician father
Rewired 2024 provides a great opportunity to hear how NHS leaders are assessing both the
Expecting paramedics to wade through shared care records is unsafe and inefficient. In an emergency,