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.
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What’s next for Consultant Connect? Meet our ‘new/old’ Directors
Our Managing Directors, Kat James and Lucy Sammons, share their history and what is next for Consultant Connect and the NHS
What I learned in 10 years as CEO of Consultant Connect
One of Consultant Connect’s founding Directors, Jonathan Patrick, reflects on the last 10 years since our first Consultant Connect project.
Consultant Connect bridges communication between mental health and acute care in South London in first-of-its-kind project
Telephone A&G provided by Consultant Connect aids mental health clinicians in seeking advice in the same way it is available for clinicians in Primary Care.
Dr Rabi Nambi Wins Dermatology Clinician of the Year 2025
We are delighted to hear that Dr Rabi Nambi, one of Consultant Connect’s two Senior Medical Advisors and Lead Clinician for Consultant Connect’s teledermatology business, has been named the British Association of Dermatologists’ (BAD) Dermatology Clinician of the Year 2025!
How do consultants manage increased A&G workload?
It is undoubtedly proven that Advice & Guidance (A&G) avoids unnecessary hospital visits. However, for A&G to be truly effective, specialists need to manage the workload and reply promptly and reliably.
How to make A&G work for your practice
Advice & Guidance results in better first-time right care and place for your patients. Here is what your GP practice needs to get the most benefits for your patients:
Can your ICB manage the new Advice & Guidance rules?
‘Unintended consequences is what I’m scared of’ – that was the feedback from a senior ICB source this week when asked what they thought of the new NHSE Advice & Guidance spec last month. Read on to find out how we think ICBs can strike the balance…
Press Release: Leicester GPs use tech to cut unnecessary hospital trips
Doctors in Leicestershire use Consultant Connect technology to hunt down local specialists for advice and guidance to make sure patients avoid going to hospital unnecessarily.
Reducing E.N.T waiting lists
GIRFT’s handbook ‘Further Faster Ear, Nose and Throat’ provides best practice guidance to accelerate the reductions of E.N.T waiting lists. Here’s where a remote service that works on local systems and utilises NHS consultants from out of area can support with some of the tasks.