All Innovation articles – Page 64
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CommentFree from the dead hand of Connecting for Health
“We need to link the technology to see the benefits people want”
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NewsGeographical variation in new drug uptake revealed
The huge disparity in uptake of medicines and technologies across the NHS has been laid bare by the first “innovation scorecard”.
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HSJ KnowledgeImproving the diagnosis and referral process
How medical IT can help to improve diagnosis and referrals
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CommentCommunity care should be the NHS's first option
Community FTs are crucial to the mandate’s aspirations
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Blogs
Lessons from Boston on integrated care
Pamela Garside reports back from her trip to the US in winter last year to explore “value-based healthcare”.
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HSJ KnowledgeThe building blocks for integrated care
Six key building blocks are required for the delivery of integrated care
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HSJ KnowledgePeer support works on the road to recovery
A mental health trust is training former service users to help others
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HSJ KnowledgeBest of 2012: long-term conditions
Long-term conditions is the subject of this selection of best practice content
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HSJ KnowledgeBest of 2012: innovation in acute care
An end-of-year round-up of some of HSJ’s best practice content
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HSJ KnowledgeBest of 2012: mental health
This round-up of best practice articles looks at mental health
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HSJ KnowledgeBest of 2012: commissioning
We highlight a selection of best practice commissioning articles
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HSJ KnowledgeThe NHS must be smart in how it buys technology
A single electronic system is essential to providing true value
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HSJ KnowledgeUse IT and drive real improvements in efficiency
High quality IT is essential if the NHS is to be effective in future
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HSJ KnowledgeGetting value from COPD interventions
By rebalancing investment leaders can get more value from their programmes
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SupplementsTesting, testing: time for change - an HSJ supplement on pathology
Pathology is undergoing big changes in order to deliver efficiencies that will have an effect on other clinical areas. HSJ’s supplement is a round-up of the key ideas and discussions from the the Pathology: fit for today, fit for future conference, which was organised by HSJ and Roche
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Comment‘What we need is to find problems that are exquisitely difficult’
Brunel University’s professor of healthcare systems Terry Young is on a quest to bring modelling and simulation into health service delivery
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CommentMiles Ayling on health delivery
How will the NHS drive improvements in quality and value at a time of significant financial pressure?
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HSJ PartnersIs it time to break with the 1948 provider model?
Providers need a radical rethink to prepare for challenges of the future
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HSJ KnowledgeSouth Staffordshire’s approach to surge planning
Working collaboratively to address winter pressures