Supporting resident doctors on clinical journeys, Consultant Connect’s Enhanced Advice & Guidance service is used by over half of the NHS in England, Scotland, and Wales, connecting clinicians with specialists for rapid discussions.
We’re working with trusts and commissioners across the NHS to make their telephone advice lines and call before convey strategies more reliable, to be ready by September, in time for winter.
Our recent free panel discussion for the NHS included speakers from across primary and secondary care who shared their learnings on the vital qualities of a successful A&G project:
Consultant Connect appoints Kat James and Lucy Sammons as joint Managing Directors, as the company continues to support the NHS with Advice & Guidance (A&G) and triage services.
Alongside his NHS work, Dr Nambi is a Senior Medical Advisor for Consultant Connect and has been a part of our NCN since 2020, supporting NHS areas with Dermatology A&G and Referral Triage and Validation. We sat down with Dr Nambi to find out why he enjoys working with Consultant Connect and the benefits this has on the wider NHS:
Our Managing Director, Kat James, reflects on what is at the core of successful NHS A&G projects around the country and how these remain relevant today.
Our Managing Directors, Kat James and Lucy Sammons, share their history and what is next for Consultant Connect and the NHS
One of Consultant Connect’s founding Directors, Jonathan Patrick, reflects on the last 10 years since our first Consultant Connect project.
A year and a half on from the permanent implementation of ‘call before convey’ in NHS Lanarkshire, the pathway is embedded into everyday ways of working for ambulance clinicians.
Using our e-RS Connect interface, secondary care clinicians perform the same tasks in less than half the time. They can review Advice & Guidance requests, convert them to referrals, ask for more information, or return requests with advice