Following the announcement that I have been selected as one of the fellows of the NHS Innovation Accelerator Programmes, I wanted to focus this latest blog on why I applied for the role and what I would like to use…
Technology is becoming more important to clinical practice, not just as a management reporting tool, but as an instrument to change the way we deliver care for the better. The government’s ambitions are clear – Simon Stevens, NHS England’s CEO…
Top 5 Reasons Trust’s chose Nervecentre for Electronic Observations I was really proud that 8 Trusts chose Nervecentre for Electronic Observations during the first rounds of the Nursing Technology Fund and the Safer Wards Fund. As a growing business it…
There has been a lot of focus upon the “paperless” agenda in healthcare, and rightly so. Moving to electronic patient records will help improve patient care in a wide variety of ways. One example is that it makes the status…
The recording and communication of patient observations data is a high priority for all NHS hospitals. At a national level, as many as one in four observations can contain an error of some description; information can either be incorrectly recorded…
The traditional pager-based system of communicating with medical staff in UK hospitals does not do enough to maintain patient safety and is no longer fit for purpose. In an NHS under sustained pressure to improve quality and increase productivity, the…
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