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iPLATO’s new NHS App integrations could save NHS £18m a year

Moving to Digital Health Checks can significantly improve efficiency and accessibility. By moving away from traditional paper-based systems, digitisation allows for streamlined processes, automated reminders, and faster data collection and analysis. Patients can conveniently book appointments, receive electronic reminders, and access their health information online, making the entire process more convenient and patient-centric. This digitised approach can help reduce administrative burdens, optimise resource allocation, and ensure that Health Checks are delivered in a timely manner. 

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Digitising the NHS Health Checks  

Moving to Digital Health Checks can significantly improve efficiency and accessibility. By moving away from traditional paper-based systems, digitisation allows for streamlined processes, automated reminders, and faster data collection and analysis. Patients can conveniently book appointments, receive electronic reminders, and access their health information online, making the entire process more convenient and patient-centric. This digitised approach can help reduce administrative burdens, optimise resource allocation, and ensure that Health Checks are delivered in a timely manner. 

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Key takeaways from NHS ConfedExpo 2023

Last month the iPLATO team attended the annual NHS ConfedExpo, in Manchester. The event was hugely successful for iPLATO, and the team gained great connections and valuable learnings.
Here are some of our team’s key highlights and takeaways from the event.  

 

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Celebrating 75 years of the NHS

For the 75th anniversary of the NHS, we sat down with iPLATO’s founder and CEO, Tobias Alpsten, to discuss his personal and professional experience with the NHS over the years.

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iPLATO expands Our Future Health recruitment reach to 15m people

These areas include Greater Manchester, Birmingham & Solihull, London, Black Country and West Yorkshire. Residents of these NHS regions will be offered to join the groundbreaking research programme through the myGP app. If their practice consents to participate, patients will also receive invitations via SMS message or messaging through the NHS App. 

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