Understanding cervical screening
...of the screening service. We are trying to make sense of all the interactions and information exchanges that happen from start to finish. The start of the service begins with...
...of the screening service. We are trying to make sense of all the interactions and information exchanges that happen from start to finish. The start of the service begins with...
...better options. And we will only get good services for patients and clinicians when data can flow without friction - and securely - between systems. It also notes the need...
...NHS Test and Trace is already online. You can book a test and get advice online, while of course, the telephone service is available for all those who need it....
...human error. The first service we will focus on is cervical screening, as there are many opportunities to improve. We’ll use service design methods to look at the service beyond...
...children and young people in preparation for their first or subsequent contact from mental health services?” This post is about how the team benefited from everyone being involved in user...
You might have thought that my first blog as CEO of NHSX should be about something general - NHSX's objectives, or our plans, or even our values. But it's going...
...health and care. Similarly, progress is not that fast. Most examples of AI-for-health or care are, at best, proofs of concept working in small-scale highly-constrained environments. We have very few...
...be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime and the risk of developing cancer depends on many factors including age and genetics. Fast forward to 2029 an NHS predictive model...
...have an authoritative source of approved services and resources? This led to 11 prioritised design ideas. This included things like humanising the service, best practice content guidelines and location previews....
...free to use, and also available through the new free NHS App. It matters that people can get clinically validated information when they look online. We would much rather people...