Thousands of patients across North East London are set to benefit from new initiative, using artificial intelligence (AI) and personalised clinical coaching, easing pressure on NHS services.
Accountable Care Journal
Integrated care systems strive to provide seamless, equitable healthcare by coordinating services, but fragmented data sharing remains a major challenge. Strong data partnerships are vital for continuous care, addressing health inequities, and optimising resources. Yet, technology, governance, and collaboration gaps hinder progress, disconnecting patients and providers.
Accountable Care Journal
Digital pathways can transform access to care and ensure that those with the greatest need receive the care their conditions require, writes Finn Stevenson, Co-Founder and CEO of Flok Health.
Accountable Care Journal
1 million carers across England are benefiting from tech-powered support, as 1 in 4 (25 per cent) local authorities across the country have joined an initiative providing essential, digital services for all those who look after loved ones in their communities over the course of this year.
Accountable Care Journal
Use of digital care plans for sickle cell disease hailed for giving healthcare providers visibility of patients’ unique medical history and preferences, enabling more compassionate and personalised care.
Accountable Care Journal
Research by PIF and Ipsos reveals inequalities in access to health information and the impact of misinformation, calling for greater signposting towards credible health information.
Accountable Care Journal
Research confirms efficacy of higher and fewer doses of radiotherapy for treatment of localised prostate cancer, conferring benefits to both patients and the NHS.
Accountable Care Journal
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Thousands of patients across North East London are set to benefit from new initiative, using artificial intelligence (AI) and personalised clinical coaching, easing pressure on NHS services.
Integrated care systems strive to provide seamless, equitable healthcare by coordinating services, but fragmented data sharing remains a major challenge. Strong data partnerships are vital for continuous care, addressing health inequities, and optimising resources. Yet, technology, governance, and collaboration gaps hinder progress, disconnecting patients and providers.
Digital pathways can transform access to care and ensure that those with the greatest need receive the care their conditions require, writes Finn Stevenson, Co-Founder and CEO of Flok Health.
1 million carers across England are benefiting from tech-powered support, as 1 in 4 (25 per cent) local authorities across the country have joined an initiative providing essential, digital services for all those who look after loved ones in their communities over the course of this year.
Use of digital care plans for sickle cell disease hailed for giving healthcare providers visibility of patients’ unique medical history and preferences, enabling more compassionate and personalised care.
