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!
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:
‘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…
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.
The 4 NHS areas described in this article have one thing in common – they’ve all made it radically quicker and easier for clinicians to access specialist advice.
Henry Maas, Head of New Initiatives at Consultant Connect, writes about the logic behind the new reforms and how tech will need to play into their execution.
Kat James, Director of New Projects at Consultant Connect, one of the UK’s leading telemedicine providers, explains how the use of technology can help patients in deprived areas access better healthcare by streamlining communication between primary care doctors and specialists.
Consultant Connect’s technology is being used in Buckinghamshire Healthcare Trust (BHT) to give GPs and paramedics a single phone number to contact senior clinicians for quick referral advice.
In this blog article, Dr Griffiths, a practising GP and the Medical Director of Consultant Connect, writes about how technological advances are supporting mental health.
NHS colleagues share feedback on NHSE’s ‘Reforming Elective Care for Patients’ plan published over a week ago.