NHS Trusts in conversation: lessons from digital transformation
Representatives from Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, and University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust share their experience implementing, and then maximising, a digital solution.
Stories From the NHS: Camelia’s Journey to Becoming a Nurse
Camelia, an NHS assistant at Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust, shares her story of moving to the UK and pursuing a career in Nursing.
Alertive App helps take pressure off NHS nurses by modernising communications
Digital health and communication are having a significant impact on vital roles within the NHS. Implementing our internal communications technology, the Alertive App makes a substantial difference for over 6,000 NHS nurses and clinical staff at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Saving Time for Pathology Results and Why It Matters
In the field of healthcare, time is of the essence. The faster medical professionals can access critical information, the quicker they can diagnose and treat patients, potentially saving lives. Pathology results play a crucial role in the diagnostic process, providing essential insights into a patient’s health. Alertive, a cutting-edge healthcare technology company, has emerged as a game-changer in pathology result delivery, significantly reducing turnaround times and improving patient care.
The Rise of The Digital Midwife: Connecting Midwives and Improving Outcomes
As a digital midwife, you understand the importance of staying up to date with the latest research and connected with colleagues to improve care for mothers and babies.
Streamlining processes to improve patient care
Home Articles Streamlining processes to improve patient care Delivering patient care involves coordination between many teams, roles and departments. When communication is fragmented, staff can lose time identifying the right person, waiting for responses and repeating information across different systems. Before implementing Alertive, The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust used a combination of bleeps and […]