Last year’s panel discussion, ‘Ready, set, flow this winter’, brought together clinical leaders from across England, Scotland, and Wales to share how rapid remote clinician-to-clinician telephone triage is transforming the way patients access care – improving outcomes, reducing admissions, and easing pressure on busy EDs.
We’re showcasing how, as the UK’s leading provider of Advice & Guidance, we’re already enhancing care for urology patients within Scotland.
An ICB in the North of England is demonstrating how Enhanced Advice & Guidance (A&G) can reduce unnecessary dermatology referrals by giving clinicians rapid access to specialist expertise.
Sheffield Teaching Hospital’s urgent suspected cancer (USC) dermatology pathway has been redesigned to deliver faster patient care by optimising referral quality. Since December 2024, over 10,800 referrals have been reviewed, resulting in a significant improvement in waiting list performance.
This Men’s Health Week, we’re showcasing how Enhanced Advice & Guidance has been employed across the NHS to enhance patient care for men.
South Warwickshire and George Eliot are two of the most-improved A&E providers in England, with 80% of patients now seen in A&E within four hours.
Highlighting women’s health issues and priorities, National Women’s Health Week aims to encourage women to prioritise their physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
At Consultant Connect, we recognise the vital role that admin plays in healthcare, reflected on National Administrative Professionals Day, which is why Consultant Connect saves both clinical and admin teams time by making processes easier.
At Consultant Connect, we are committed to helping ease the burden of delivering timely and effective care for patients on urgent suspected cancer pathways.
Following the success of our initial referral triage pilot in January 2024 where 1,000 neurology referrals were triaged in one NHS hospital, the service expanded through to March 2025 with more than 3,000 neurology referrals triaged.