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Guide: Bridging the digital gap in UK healthcare
Healthcare leaders think the NHS digital divide will last another 10 years. We explore how to close this divide and empower patients and staff through technology and digital skills.
There’s digital progress in the NHS, but are we leaving people behind?
The digital divide is the gap between people who have full access to digital technology (such as the internet and computers) and those who don’t. It prevents some patients from accessing the services they need.
So how can we build a digital NHS that is accessible to everyone?
Together with Censuswide, we surveyed 1,000 senior NHS decision makers to find out. Explore the key findings in our latest digital healthcare guide today.
You’ll learn how to:
Empower patients and staff with digital skills and access to tech
Develop a digital-first culture within the NHS workforce
Use technology efficiently to improve health outcomes
More digital healthcare insights
Digital Healthcare Revolution
Our guide explores the adoption of digital technology across the NHS and how it can help you hit your targets quicker. We also look at how to overcome existing tech challenges and maximise your resources.
Get care-ready connectivity
In a sector where no two days are the same, you need connectivity that’s ready for anything.
Night shift-ready
Emergency-ready
Frontline-ready
Future-ready
With the kind of support and security that won’t let staff or patients down,
wherever they are, whenever they need it.
More insights
Digital Health Roundtable: the development of data sharing in the NHS
How can improving accessibility help close the digital divide for patients?
