Episode 1: From Analogue to Digital

Episode 3: From Hospital to Community

Healthcare is evolving, and while specialist care belongs with the specialists, there are many services that are genuinely safe and effective enough to warrant a community-based model of care, provided we get the pathways and the partnerships right. In Episode 3, Sabina Syed and Julian Wenman - Senior Operations Manager in oncology and haematology at the University Hospitals Tees (Group) Cancer Institute - discuss how it’s possible to realise the NHS 10-Year Health Plan’s major ambition to shift care from hospitals into the heart of communities.  Sharing some fantastic real-world examples of where this is already working, including collaborations with pharmaceutical partners, they explore how the NHS of the future could be local, connected and innovative.

Episode 2: From Sickness to Prevention

In Episode 2, we explore another key shift outlined in the NHS 10 Year Plan - the move from Sickness to Prevention. Host Sabina Syed is joined by Dr Priya Kumar, a frontline GP and specialist in population health management (PHM). They discuss how digital innovation is helping to accelerate the NHS shift from reactive to preventative care by reimagining care delivery. Their discussion examines how technology strengthens PHM, increasing capacity, aligning workforces, and empowers patients. They also touch on how life sciences and HealthTech can support this transformation.

Episode 1: From Analogue to Digital

In our very first episode, we deep dive into one of the 'three shifts' outlined in the NHS 10 Year Plan - from analogue to digital - and what it means for the life sciences industry.  Joining Sabina Syed, Managing Director at Visions4Health, are Patrick McGinley, Head of Costing and Service Line Reporting for an Acute Trust, and James Scott, a Digital and Informatics Specialist Pharmacist.  Together, they explore how this transformation is reshaping healthcare delivery, and what it means for patients, clinicians and other healthcare system stakeholders.