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It has become increasingly clear in recent years how important it is to involve people with lived experience in decision-making within health systems. The 2024 Independent Investigation of the Nationa
Background and context The Health Innovation Network (HIN) Insights Team recently completed an independent evaluation of the Children and Young People Emotional Wellbeing Programme for South West L
This evaluation focuses on the use of the Doctaly Assist platform by both patients with asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and staff from One Health Lewisham (the GP federation f
In December 2022 we hosted a roundtable discussion to explore the financial and operational complexities of implementing digital workforce technologies. This report sets out our recommendations and re
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We want to work in partnership with people in south London to achieve our mission of speeding up the best of health and care together. We believe that, by sharing their insights and knowledge, peo
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What is this resource? This is a free NHS appointment survey for comparing the quantity and quality of NHS appointments by phone, video, and actual visit. The content was developed by a collaboration
The NHS Long Term Plan states that every person with cancer should have access to health and wellbeing information and support before, during and after their treatment, making up one of the four perso
In the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, London NHS mental health trusts put in place mental health crisis hubs to provide safe access to mental health crisis care without having to attend an accid
To get the NHS back on track and support post-COVID-19 elective recovery, the Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) programme has been working with local health care systems towards reducing the backlog
In February 2022 NHS England & NHS Improvement (London Region) and the London Urgent Care Board commissioned the Health Innovation Network (HIN) to evaluate NHS mental health crisis hub models in
The Health Innovation Network (HIN) Insights team was jointly commissioned by the @home team and the London Digital team at NHS England to undertake an evaluation aiming to understand the role of virt
NHS England has published the new Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) outlining how NHS organisations should respond to patient safety incidents for the purpose of learning and improvem
Opioids are a highly effective form of pain relief and, when used judiciously, benefit many people living with pain. However, in the case of ‘chronic non-cancer pain’, when long-term pain does no
The Medicines Safety Improvement Programme addresses the most important causes of severe harm associated with medicines most of which has been known about for years but continue to challenge the healt
The Managing Deterioration National Patient Safety Improvement Programme aims to reduce deterioration-associated harm through better system co-ordination and as part of safe and reliable pathways of c
England’s 15 Patient Safety Collaboratives (PSCs) are funded and nationally coordinated by NHS England and hosted locally by the Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs). They deliver the National P
The South London Maternity and Neonatal Safety Improvement Programme: Quality Improvement (QI) series was delivered at the HIN. The programme delivered a learning programme to build practical QI skill
NHS England’s London Digital First team are currently driving the digitisation of primary care through several workstreams, with one key focus area being the potential of automation to yield service
The Pathway Transformation Fund (PTF) helps NHS organisations integrate eligible Rapid Uptake Products into everyday practices. This project has now closed and is no longer being updated with new reso
Diabetes is two to three times more common among those with serious mental illness than in the general population, which is why improving diabetes care across Mental Health Trusts is a priority.