CereCore International recently joined Digital Health for an insightful podcast hosted by Jordan Sollof. In this episode, Andrew Hine, Managing Director of CereCore International, and Sir David Sloman, former NHS Regional Director, explore the newly published 10-year health plan and what it will take to make its ambitions a reality.
The discussion begins with an introduction to CereCore International and the role it plays in supporting the NHS, before moving into a wide-ranging conversation about the opportunities and challenges facing the health service as it embarks on a decade of transformation.
Key themes covered in the podcast include:
- The urgency of digital transformation – does the 10-year timeline drive momentum or risk slowing progress?
- Clinical engagement at the heart of change – why bringing clinicians and patients along the journey is vital, and the risks if they are left behind.
- EPR implementation and optimisation – practical advice for NHS organisations starting their journey, and why success depends on going beyond “just switching on the system.”
- From hospitals to communities – ensuring that digital solutions are designed for the whole health system, not just for individual institutions.
- Highlights of the 10-year plan – the ambitions that excite Andrew and Sir David the most, particularly around digital.
- Practicality and political realities – can the plan be achieved within the timeframe, and how might changes in government affect it?
- CereCore International's priorities moving forward – supporting the NHS in making the right digital investments, driving optimisation, and ensuring that technology truly delivers better outcomes for patients and staff.
