'There’s no need to ‘fly blind’ as we restore non-COVID-19 services'

Friday 19 Jun 2020 @ 11:25
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Graphnet chief executive Brian Waters writes about the importance of having access to real-time, local health and care information.

As the NHS reopens non-COVID-19 services and begins to manage demands for the next few years, the importance of real-time health and care information at a local level is vital.

The insights provided by live data and analytics can help with identifying unmet need, with targeting interventions and with prioritising services. It can also help analyse where redesigned services, such as virtual consultations, have worked. None of this can be properly understood centrally.

Read Graphnet chief executive Brian Waters' latest article, where he discusses how combining local data with population health tools can help build case lists for targeted and proactive care.

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