Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust: Digital Rollout of Dialog PROMs - Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHC) was required by NHS England as an element of a Section 48 to implement a digital solution for Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs). PROMS are a national requirement and the gap highlighted in a CQC inspection. Historically, the Trust's compliance with the purely paper-based Dialog+ PROMs was extremely low, averaging only around 1% - 2%. Read More
UK-wide PKB adoption across acute kidney centres - For two decades, kidney patients have been pioneers in self-care. They and their doctors deployed home dialysis. They raced ahead of other specialities in digital health, releasing test results real-time to patients through the bespoke app PatientView. As the digital landscape evolved and data security mandates tightened, the UK Kidney Association (UKKA) needed a modern system. Rebuilding the platform was… Read More
cmyVitaLog: Digital PROM App Empowering Blood Cancer Patients and Enhancing Remote Monitoring - Patients with blood cancers such as Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPN) and Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL) often face long-term symptoms like fatigue, night sweats, and emotional distress. These symptoms, while impactful, are not always captured during routine clinical visits. CMyLife, an e-health program governed by the Dutch Association for Haematology, aimed to address this by designing and implementing a Patient-Reported Outcome Measures… Read More
Digital Health Passports Enhance Support for Bradford’s Children in Care: Care Plans - Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust’s specialist nursing team supports around 1600 children in care (birth-18 years) and care leavers (18-25 years - optional service). These young people, often with complex health needs stemming from trauma, require statutory health assessments. A Government statutory requirement for those aged 16+ is to have a health passport, designed to equip them with essential… Read More
University Hospitals of North Midlands Inflammatory Bowel Disease Use Case: Messaging - The IBD team was using a plethora of channels to engage and share information with their patients, including SMS, email and telephone with no formal process in place With a growing cohort of patients, this became a disjointed and inefficient way to securely communicate personal health information to patients. Admin staff and clinicians dedicated significant time to handling approximately 700… Read More
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