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Very honoured to have been part of the @BritishChamber event today with #austrailian colleagues and discussing barriers & solutions to the adoption of #digitalhealth – amazing panellists @Bron_LeGrice @meganecoder
Looking forward to discussing more this afternoon!
#ABHC2022
As we near the end of today’s roundtable, we hear from @Martin_Sykes:
Martin says he has seen the benefit that digital brings, and it definitely is going to revolutionise the NHS, but how quickly that is really depends on funding. We need to invest now to reap the benefits.
We’re now hearing from @VernonLinda who mentions that for some patients, an app will never be appropriate, and that’s ok as long as we’ve given them an understanding of the benefits.
However, quite often patients are as or more digitally enabled than the staff they’re seeing!
What does @Mickle_Doc hope to see in the future of #DigitalHealth?
Tom says that as a clinician, it’s important to firstly know that a tool is safe and compliant, and secondly to understand at what point, in which clinical scenario should a certain tool be used.
@IHM_tweets
“The problem we’ve got is half the people using technologies use them without recommendations from a professional, so who carries liability of something goes wrong?” @Lloyd_Humph Come & join the discussion @IHM_tweets #digital #health https://twitter.com/ihm_tweets/status/1542055270645264386
First up in today’s @IHM_tweets risk roundtable, our Managing Director @Lloyd_Humph gives a summary of what risk can mean in the context of #DigitalHealth.
Find out more by downloading our recent article: https://info.orchahealth.com/managing-risk-to-support-and-promote-digital-health-adoption-and-use @RoyLilley @Mickle_Doc
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