I’m no longer engaging or posting on this platform. You can find me on LinkedIn or Bluesky - same user name https://t.co/zpkoREfa4v

When seeking NHS & social care staff to switch from something tried and true to something new, a bit better isn’t good enough. Finding the time & resources is hard so any new thing needs to be dramatically better in at least one way, if not multiple ways.

"How do we get the best from technology” 🎙️ @MustBeMistry, Fellow @TheKingsFund, discusses the NHS Federated Data Platform, leadership challenges in digital healthcare and bridging the digital divide on #VoicesofCare. Watch full episode with host, @suhail1mirza below 👇

Digitally enabled care in the #community is currently limited by low levels of investment and siloed approaches. So what needs to happen to unlock the potential of digital technologies? See our recommendations below – and read the full report here: https://t.co/aXJEvzl0iz

Probably going to continue spending less time on here, and start spending more on there. Same username 🦋

Like many I am feeling that this place, formerly known as Twitter, is becoming untenable for professional and personal engagement. 1/3

📢FAO UK hospital clinicians📢 Do you work in a trust that uses AI to generate discharge summaries (I'd love to know which trusts please), or have you used AI tools as an individual, e.g. chatGPT, to help write them? Please DM me if you'd like to remain anonymous. Please RT

Research from @TheKingsFund explores reality of digital use in community services & what future could & should hold. Delighted it references our Test Bed as example of innovating with tech to support staff & people who draw on services. @MustBeMistry https://t.co/G3xJVa8LUZ

More funding can accelerate the purchase of technology in NHS & social care But that doesn’t necessarily mean services can transform & implement tech tools at the same pace. That takes capacity, training & development of workflows.

Yes, meaning we need urgently to involve a wide range of people in setting AI standards and tests for ethical alignment with their expectations of health and care. @SylvieDelacroix @dafraile @AdamRodmanMD @gentlemedic @jessRmorley @MaryDixonWoods

🚨new @TheKingsFund report‼️ Digitally enabled care in the community -when it works it’s transformative but -patients often frustrated & face harms - staff frustrated by poor tech & little support -new tech: hope for dignity, independence & person centre https://t.co/c6FBMxbZ2H

Digital technology has the potential to bring care closer to home and support people to live full and independent lives. Our new report, commissioned by @nourishcare, offers recommendations to help realise this potential. Read it now:

AI should be a substitute for people, if it’s an improvement & still ethically aligned to people’s expectations of health & care.

Liking this long read on #DigitallyEnabledCare #TEC and how it helps integrate health and care at home. Our @DunhillMedical funded #TAPPI ‘testbeds’ developed 6 principles with #coproduction at its core to fully integrate health, care & housing. Read ⬇️ https://t.co/ezRvJJDooW

Policy alert: The reality of, and potential for, digitally enabled care in the community @TheKingsFund @MustBeMistry

Article on our research in @digitalhealth2

Future tech we should be accelerating & preparing for: - Augmented reality - miniaturisation of diagnostics - 3D printing - AI & robotics But will need a vision, shift in funding balance, support staff to incorporate tech & is dependent upon the evolution of roles with staff.

Leaders - feel directed to hospital services - would like to see ministers in the community settings and out of hospital - are challenged by little investment into digital in community services

Staff are frustrated by - sharing devices - poor connectivity - tech designed for hospitals not community settings - having to duplicate work across multiple systems - Virtual wards have huge potential but fall short when they’re deployed without staff training or support.