This week we take a look at two of the hottest topics in the NHS – productivity and technology.
We ask whether the NHS really is getting more productive – and whether it’s fair to compare one trust to another.
This episode also explores why health service leaders need to keep their egos in check – but only when it comes to tech.
With Henry Anderson, James Illman and Joe Talora.
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