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.
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…
Our latest Enhanced Advice & Guidance Performance Benchmarks report highlights just how embedded the National Consultant Network is in the NHS and how it is increasingly being used to support local teams across the UK.
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.
What is the impact of moving SDEC access to Consultlant Connect? We’ve crunched the numbers to reveal the impressive impact and growth of SDEC lines available via Consultant Connect in the last 12 months.
Our new infographic reveals key impact to date along with service benefits and feedback from NHS Trusts. Find out more and download your copy today.
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.
GIRFT’s handbook ‘Further Faster Neurology’ provides best practice guidance to accelerate the reductions of neurology waiting lists. Here’s where remote ‘virtual locum’ NHS consultants fit in.
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.