For episode 54 of the National Health Executive podcast, we were joined by Dr Rehan Hairdry, consultant gastroenterologist at the Cleveland Clinic London, to speak about diagnostics, efficiencies, patient outcomes and more through the medium of oesophageal motility disorders.

Dr Haidry explained how these disorders impact patients’ quality of life and the knock-on effect on the NHS too. He also discussed some of the innovation happening at the Cleveland Clinic, specifically with something called the Endoflip.

Outlining the benefits of this diagnostic technique, Dr Hairdry, said: “The first thing it improves is the patient experience because what can often be a prolonged and fragmented diagnostic journey is brought together. So, from a patient perspective it’s great. They get an answer, they’ve got something to hang their hat on and then they know what they need doing.”

He also explained the efficiencies and cost savings on offer for the wider health system. Listen to the full podcast to find out more about diagnostic efficiencies and health service savings.

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