All HSJ Interactive articles – Page 8
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HSJ InteractiveHSJ webinar discussed what role can non-clinical support services play in helping the NHS recover after covid
in association with On demand recording now available The NHS faces an uphill struggle in recovering from the impact of the covid pandemic. It has over 5 million patients waiting for consultant-led treatment, increasing demand for mental health services ...
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HSJ InteractiveUsing technology to support people in their own homes
The panellists explored the changes needed for systems to continue to work in a joined up way in a post-acute covid period
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HSJ InteractiveWhat has covid revealed about the redesigning of care services?
An HSJ webinar explored how the pandemic has presented the NHS with the challenge to transform services - improving patient outcomes and experience. A panel of experts discussed what this means for the traditional model of inpatient care. Jennifer Trueland reports
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HSJ InteractiveHSJ webinar discussed could technology ever replace clinicians?
The pandemic has accentuated the importance of the NHS investing in digital capabilities, changing digitisation into a strategic imperative as opposed to a ’nice to have’. Meanwhile, many stories have been written in recent years suggesting that the likes of clinical decision support systems, artificial intelligence and big data analytics ...
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HSJ InteractiveHow can the NHS manage the needs of covid patients in the longer term?
Continuing to meet the needs of covid patients while also addressing the backlogs that have built up in other areas of care will clearly be challenging. At a recent HSJ webinar, a panel of experts explored what we have already learnt about how best to manage covid and where the ...
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HSJ InteractiveHSJ webinar discussed improving IT services to cope with the pandemic and beyond
While there is hope that the continuing vaccine programme will drive down the numbers of covid-19 patients over the longer term, the reality is that caring for such patients will remain a priority for the foreseeable future.
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HSJ InteractiveHow can ICSs transform diabetes management and outcomes?
Diabetes touches on many challenges that will be at the top of priority lists for integrated care systems. It also provides an example of how expanded use of technology might help address such issues. By Claire Read
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HSJ InteractiveClinical procurement: Cost-saving opportunities for the NHS
An HSJ immersive feature explores how an innovative clinician-led procurement model for cardiology devices was deployed and achieved cost savings of £1.3m per year. By Jennifer Trueland
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HSJ InteractiveShifting the focus to excellence reporting
Paul Johnson, CEO and co-founder of Radar Healthcare advocates excellence reporting, where digital has a key role to play
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HSJ InteractiveEmbed a culture of continuous learning
Somerset Foundation Trust has shifted to a culture where excellence is explicitly reported on and valued, all underpinned by smart use of digital technology. Jennifer Trueland reports
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HSJ InteractiveAppreciating what goes well in Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes has developed a culture where positive practice is actively sought out, learned from and shared with champions across the trust encouraging take up. Jennifer Trueland reports
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HSJ InteractiveHSJ webinar discussed how the NHS can support staff through peak demand, and develop a resilient workforce during times of stress
in association with On demand recording now available The NHS workforce is, understandably, tired. A year and a half of managing a multi-wave pandemic, and now confronting the backlog of care that built up during the crisis, have taken a toll. While there ...
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HSJ InteractiveHSJ webinar discussed shared care records – reviewing the progress and planning next step
The government target was for all areas of England to have a shared health and social care record in place by September 2021. Such setups – which make it possible for professionals across organisations to see the same information about a patient – become particularly important in the context of ...
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HSJ InteractiveIntegration of IT security measures at a hardware and software level
Board level awareness of the breadth of IT security issues is increasing. How can IT teams continue to support their colleagues’ knowledge development? Claire Read reports
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HSJ InteractiveImproving services through greater digital engagement with patients
Digital patient engagement has accelerated during the pandemic but sometimes in a piecemeal fashion. Now some organisations are introducing a more consolidated approach, hoping to further increase service efficiency and patient satisfaction as a result, reports Claire Read
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HSJ InteractiveMaking healthcare a digital self-service sector
By further enhancing digital engagement with patients, some hope it will be possible for healthcare to become as responsive as other digital-first sectors
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HSJ InteractiveHealthcare services now need to develop a uniform strategy for digital patient engagement
The pandemic has demonstrated the potential for digital care. To maximise the benefits of this style of service delivery, healthcare systems will need to unite a range of tools under one strategy. By Andrea Tait
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HSJ InteractiveOrganisations need to find ways of addressing cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is only going to become a more complex issue, and one which is ever more closely tied to patient safety. Organisations need to find ways to address this agenda accordingly, writes Jonathan Lee
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HSJ InteractiveShould cybersecurity be seen as a patient safety issue?
Increased use of technology and homeworking in light of the pandemic can present additional cybersecurity and patient safety challenges in the NHS. How can ‘cyber hygiene’ and collaboration mitigate the threat to patients? Claire Read reports
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HSJ InteractiveGetting basic IT infrastructure right
A BMC and Fusion immersive feature delves into how to get the crucial “backroom” IT functions in place, Jennifer Trueland writes