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Preparing for SPoA: What acute NHS providers need to know
Elective SPoA will reshape how NHS trusts manage referrals and specialist advice. Jon Pickering examines what acute providers need to prepare for as the model rolls out.
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Why change management is the real driver of digital transformation
Digital transformation succeeds when organisations prioritise people as much as technology. Jon Pickering explains why effective change management is essential for clinician adoption, operational readiness and lasting success.
Why digital trust is the next frontier in healthcare transformation
As healthcare digitisation advances, digital trust becomes the next critical frontier. This article explores how data integrity, transparency, auditability, and governance are essential to sustaining confidence in NHS systems.
Why digital transformation in the NHS is more than going paperless
NHS digital transformation goes beyond eliminating paper. This article explores how data access, governance, and workflows shape better clinical decisions.
The forgotten interface: digitising the human-data interaction in healthcare
How digital healthcare interfaces shape clinical thinking, decision making and patient outcomes - and why the NHS must redesign how humans interact with data.
Human-centred AI in healthcare: why clinicians must stay in the loop
AI can transform healthcare, but only when clinicians remain in control. This article explores why human-centred, transparent AI is critical to trust, safety, and real NHS impact
From digital foundations to full-scale transformation: why 2026 will be a defining year for UK healthtech
Discover why 2026 will drive meaningful digital progress for UK healthtech as AI, interoperability and smarter data will reshape NHS workflows
From strategy to impact: how the NHS operational backbone enables digital and data transformation
Learn how the NHS is turning strategy into impact, strengthening operations for digital transformation and better patient experiences.
The importance of intuitive systems to deliver positive patient outcomes
Learn how user-centric healthcare technology helps clinicians deliver better, faster, and safer care with intuitive digital transformation.
Beyond the headlines: laying the groundwork for AI to reshape healthcare
AI is reshaping NHS care - but real progress requires trust, integration and tools that enhance clinicians, not replace them.
It’s time to switch off the healthcare hacker life support
Davey Winder has had enough. Here, he uncovers the truly deadly threats posed by healthcare ransomware groups and the staggering impact on millions of individuals in the sector.
Software provider fined £3 million for LockBit’s NHS ransomware attack
Davey Winder explains why a managed service provider has accepted a £3.07 million fine after the NHS ransomware attack in 2022, and delivers some words of advice for anyone who needs to protect their network from attackers.
AI in the NHS can work and here’s proof
Explore how the UK's NHS is using AI technologies to improve improving outcomes from strokes to simple interactions with a doctor
How robotic process automation is solving healthcare’s access request challenge
The healthcare sector is under constant pressure to deliver efficient, compliant and patient-centred services while managing growing administrative workloads. One of the most time-intensive and…
The value of data: a blueprint for transforming healthcare
In an era of digital transformation, the value of data for transforming healthcare is no longer in question, argues Jon Pickering.
People first: The key to successful digital transformation
In this opinion article, Jon focuses on the people element of implementing new technology and explains why change management is key to any digital transformation project.
Why hospitals should prioritise EDMS over EPR
Jon Pickering explains why he thinks healthcare organisations should implement an electronic document management system before an electronic patient record system
Qilin apologises to NHS victims for attack but demands $50 million ransom anyway
Attackers of NHS pathology service provider says sorry to the victims of its attack, blames the government - and still wants its money