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The eagerly awaited #LordDarzi report ?? is out - ?Conclusion: the NHS is in a critical condition , but it’s vital signs are strong‘ - a very stark message ?? that will provide the energy?for #reform and for driving new ways of delivering care and keeping citizens healthy. On initial reflection I really like the focus on #prevention and the #shift to #technology, which needs to support new ways of working, and helping staff and citizens embrace new models of care. What are your thoughts on the report and what needs to happen from here?

As the #GeneralElection draws closer, the number of experts trying to sound the alarm about the state of the #NHS and #SocialCare grows. In this week's Healthcare Roundup newsletter digest: * The first report of the BMJ's Commission on the Future of the NHS urges the next government to declare a national #health and #care emergency and relaunch the NHS on a stable footing, in line with its founding principles. * The Commons levelling up, housing and communities committee urges ministers to put ￡4 billion into local authorities struggling with social care costs, and to rethink the role and funding of councils in the long-term. * A Pharmacy First scheme is introduced in England, amid concerns that it will lead to the over-prescribing of antibiotics, and the #NHSApp gets new prescription functionality. * In further health tech news: NHS England orders staff back to an office; Sitekit wins an NHS digital staff passport contract: NHS National Services Scotland issues a PIN for a 'once for #Scotland' #HeartFailure dashboard; EMIS begins roll-out of #EMISX; SPARK TSL urges trusts to make better use of their #wifi for signposting, support and entertainment. Read it all here: https://bit.ly/3Snc3rs Sign up, never miss an issue: https://lnkd.in/ewia9QiW Need an agency that really knows health, digital and #MedTech? Get in touch: https://bit.ly/3Snc3rs

Today CASPA held the Third ICS Roundtable: Next Steps in Building Health and Care Data Interoperability. The roundtable provided an update on the NHS Transformation Directorate’s Social Care Interoperability Platform (SCIP), as well as contributions from the CASPA Board and speakers. CASPA has been engaging with a number of ICSs over previous months and has had many positive conversations on the benefits of sensitive social care digitisation. CASPA has also held two previous virtual roundtables on the subject of effective approaches for social care data sharing, both of which received positive feedback. #DataInteroperability #DataStandards #DigitalStandards

Lord Darzi's report is published today. He was commissioned by DHSC to conduct an "immediate and independent" investigation of the NHS. His conclusion is that the NHS is in "serious trouble". There will be a 10 year health plan forthcoming which will focus on the following: * Re-engage staff and re-empower patients. * Lock in the shift of care closer to home by hardwiring financial flows. * Simplify and innovate care delivery for a neighbourhood NHS. * Drive productivity in hospitals. * Tilt towards technology. * Contribute to the nation’s prosperity. * Reform to make the structure deliver.

It used to be said the NHS runs off the goodwill of its staff - it now appears to run off the goodwill of its patients. Lord Darzi’s report has revealed an NHS in urgent need of reform - long waits and poor outcomes, crumbling infrastructure and outdated IT, burnt-out and striking staff, and record low rates of public satisfaction. The temptation is to ask for more money, but the NHS has never had more money and staff than it does now (outside of covid). We need to work out how to use that funding more effectively - and to do that we need data. TBI are advocating for two big changes to the way we use data in the NHS: - a National Data Trust to support R&D in the UK, and - a Digital Health Record to support direct patient care. The UK faces a choice at this juncture: prepare the NHS for this new digital future or prepare to lose the NHS. Tony Blair Institute for Global Change

Sir Keir Starmer recently announced a commitment to hear from everyone — the general public, NHS staff, and experts alike — on the vital shift from analogue to digital in our healthcare system. This movement toward leveraging technology more effectively is something I am passionate about, having worked both in the NHS as a midwife and now as a supplier to the NHS. It’s inspiring to see this inclusive approach to shaping our healthcare future. Through change.nhs.uk/en-GB/, individuals can now express their views, which will directly inform a 10-year health plan, expected in spring 2025. At Netcall we're already on this journey, working to empower patients with digital access to their information and making strides in areas like reducing DNA rates, cutting printing costs, and minimising call times. There’s still a long road ahead, but this announcement feels like the start of a seismic transformation in healthcare. I, for one, am excited to be a part of this movement! Have you had your say yet? Government issues rallying cry to the nation to help fix NHS https://lnkd.in/efNhDXNx #NHS #PatientEngagement #Netcall #PatientEngagementPortal #DigitalTransformation #PatientChoice #Healthcare

NHS IT systems are in the news today. Often the butt of jokes about NHS infrastructure, today's story highlights the serious consequences when IT doesn't support staff to do their job. In 2022, we surveyed nearly 1,400 healthcare professionals to find out their attitudes to shared decision making. Largely supportive of working with and supporting patients to play an active role in decisions about treatment, respondents to our survey highlighted how poor NHS IT undermined their attempts to work in partnership with patients. Poor IT was second only to not having enough time. You can read the full report here https://lnkd.in/giXEhAsT

?? Give us your views on frontline digitisation and EPRs ?? As part of our partnership with NHS Confederation, we're conducting a survey to gather views on frontline digitisation adoption and mechanisms in the NHS. ? Why is frontline digitisation so important? Quality frontline digitisation can help refine care pathways and increase productivity, easing burdens on acute, community, ambulance and mental health trusts - and help flow across systems. Frontline digitisation includes the rollout of electronic patient record (EPR) systems to drive better quality care, increase efficiency and support the transformation of modern services. The Government set a target for 90% of NHS trusts to have an EPR system in place by December 2023, which was achieved last year, and expects to reach 100% adoption by March 2026. ?? We want to test how attainable that target actually is for NHS Confederation's members to develop a frontline digital system of quality. This six-minute survey gives you the chance to share your experiences of implementing frontline digitisation services, and outline the challenges and opportunities faced by your organisation. If you're an NHS Confederation member, take the survey now at: https://zurl.co/yELg Find out more about our partnership with NHS Confederation here: https://zurl.co/8BEh #DigitalTransformation #DigitalHealthcare #EPR

?? Give us your views on frontline digitisation and EPRs ?? As part of our partnership with NHS Confederation, we're conducting a survey to gather views on frontline digitisation adoption and mechanisms in the NHS. ? Why is frontline digitisation so important? Quality frontline digitisation can help refine care pathways and increase productivity, easing burdens on acute, community, ambulance and mental health trusts - and help flow across systems. Frontline digitisation includes the rollout of electronic patient record (EPR) systems to drive better quality care, increase efficiency and support the transformation of modern services. The Government set a target for 90% of NHS trusts to have an EPR system in place by December 2023, which was achieved last year, and expects to reach 100% adoption by March 2026. ?? We want to test how attainable that target actually is for NHS Confederation's members to develop a frontline digital system of quality. This six-minute survey gives you the chance to share your experiences of implementing frontline digitisation services, and outline the challenges and opportunities faced by your organisation. If you're an NHS Confederation member, take the survey now at: https://zurl.co/yELg Find out more about our partnership with NHS Confederation here: https://zurl.co/8BEh #DigitalTransformation #DigitalHealthcare #EPR

I would like to share this interesting piece on why NHS Trusts need Trust Integration Engines (TIE). The answer is very simple, Trust Integration Engines allows for connectivity within a hospital setting, but more importantly they support nationwide communication and coordination of care and research. Learn more about TIE: https://ow.ly/qf5M50SaCGS #AccessHealth #NHS #TrustIntegrationEngines