2024 predictions: Health tech suppliers on what’s in store
The year 2023 was another memorable one in the digital health world. We asked health tech suppliers what they think is in store in 2024.
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George Eliot Hospital signs with Accurx for patient communication platform
Accurx has deployed its patient communication platform to George Eliot Hospital to help tackle waiting lists and transform cancer pathways.
Clinical Software
Accurx launches five-point plan for modern general practice access
Accurx, the communications platform powering 98% of GP practices, announces today a commitment to help 1,000 GP surgeries tackle the 8am rush.
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Guy’s and St Thomas’ pilot Accurx digital triage system for surgery
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust is piloting a digital triage system from Accurx for its surgical pathway to help speed up time to surgery.
Clinical Software
Accurx integrates batch messaging to patients to NHS App
Accurx has integrated its batch messaging for GP practices features to the NHS App, helping to empower patients to manage their own health.
Digital Patient
Three ways NHS trusts can get ahead of patient demand
If we do more of the same, waiting list numbers will continue to rise. Reducing unnecessary appointments is essential, writes Accurx’s Jacob Haddad
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Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts includes news of Nottingham University Hospitals and Wirral University Teaching Hospital.
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University Hospitals of Leicester choose Accurx for innovation partnership
University Hospitals of Leicester has signed an Innovation Partnership agreement for joining up healthcare communications with Accurx, a software company.
Digital Patient
Accurx launches Accumail to improve cross-care communication
Accurx has launched its free Accumail feature nationally to primary care users in order to help GPs communicate more easily with other professionals.
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Evaluation finds Accurx Self-Book could save £123m for primary care
Accurx Self-Book, which helps GPs schedule and book appointments could save £123.1 million over five years if scaled up nationally, an evaluation found.
Digital Patient