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In this episode of What the HealthTech?, host Justine Abson connects with our US colleagues - VP Glenn, Sales Lead Sam, and Marketing Manager Ronnie - to explore the current landscape of health and social care in the States. From provider challenges to the importance of compliance and quality, the team shares their perspectives on how technology is shaping better outcomes for patients and professionals alike.
Inclusive Care: Supporting LGBTQ+ Individuals in Health & Social Care
In this episode, host Rebecca Linley is joined by Alex Matheson, Director of Inclusion at the LGBTQ+ Foundation, to discuss the importance of LGBTQ+ inclusion in health and social care settings.
✅ What you’ll learn:
This is a must-listen for healthcare professionals, care providers, and leaders who want to improve equity and inclusivity across their organisations.
📍 Find out more about LGBTQ+ Foundation: https://lgbt.foundation
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Immersive technology is reshaping healthcare training—but what impact does it really have on learning, engagement, and patient care?
In this episode of What the HealthTech, host Justine Abson is joined by Michael Wyrley-Birch, Chief Strategy Officer at Cassette Group, to discuss how cutting-edge technology is solving some of healthcare’s biggest challenges.
If you're looking to improve staff development, training efficiency, and patient care, this episode is packed with insights to help you stay ahead of the curve.
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#ImmersiveLearning #HealthTech #HealthcareTraining #VRinHealthcare #DigitalTransformation
This week on What the HealthTech, Rebecca Linley welcomes Hannah Montgomery, Marketing, Sustainability and Care Lead at Grace Cares, to explore the future of sustainable health and social care.
Learn why eco-conscious practices are critical to care providers, what government targets mean for the sector, and how providers can reduce their carbon footprint, cut costs, and create healthier environments for staff, residents, and communities.
Navigating the world of care technology can be overwhelming, but making the right choices is crucial for delivering high-quality care.
In this episode of What the HealthTech, host Rebecca Linley is joined by Blythe Senior, Director of Professional Services at Guided Innovation, to break down everything care organisations need to know about selecting, implementing, and managing new technology.
Whether you’re looking to build your care tech “shopping list” or stay ahead of industry trends, this episode is packed with insights to help you make informed, impactful decisions.
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In this episode, we explore how data and technology are transforming the care sector. Host Daniel Grant is joined by Emma Miles, Care Consultant at Cura Healthcare Solutions, to discuss:
🔹 How bespoke dashboards simplify compliance & oversight
🔹 The key data points that drive real care improvements
🔹 How to make tech adoption easier for care teams
🔹 The future of digital transformation in health & social care
With experience in nursing and leadership roles at Avery Healthcare and Macc Care, Emma shares practical insights on using data-driven reporting to improve care quality.
With CQC regulations evolving, how can care providers stay compliant and improve their ratings? In this episode of What the HealthTech, host Justine Abson speaks with Louie Werth, Director of Care Research, about how organisations can adapt and leverage technology to stay ahead.
🔹 Key CQC updates providers need to know
🔹 How to avoid common compliance pitfalls
🔹 The role of technology in improving inspection readiness
🔹 Practical steps to empower staff and prevent change fatigue
🔹 How to choose the right tech partner for success
Watch now to get expert insights on navigating regulatory changes in health and social care!
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How is Ramsay Health Care UK redefining patient safety with technology?
At Ramsay Health Care UK, patient safety isn’t just about adopting the latest healthcare technology—it’s about ensuring that AI, virtual care, and digital transformation empower healthcare professionals rather than replace them.
Recently, Jo Dickson, Chief Clinical and Quality Officer at Ramsay Health Care UK, joined the HSJ Patient Safety Congress to discuss Ramsay’s people-first, tech-second approach to improving patient safety. In this episode, Justine Abson, Head of Marketing at Radar Healthcare, sits down with Jo to explore:
✅ How technology supports a just culture in healthcare.
✅ The role of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF).
✅ How AI-driven risk management and reporting enhance patient care.
✅ Why healthcare compliance and transparency are critical for safety.
By leveraging smart healthcare solutions, Ramsay Health Care is improving risk management, empowering staff, and ensuring that technology enhances, not replaces, human care.
Learn more about Radar Healthcare’s role in digital transformation and patient safety:
🔗 Website: https://radarhealthcare.com
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2933609/
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This week, we are delighted to welcome Helen Mason. In this episode we are going to discuss the effects on families when a loved one enters the social care system, particularly when they lose the ability to speak, and how these individuals can still participate in their own care plans.
In this episode, we sit down with Erica Pryce, Managing Director (South) at Active Care Group, to discuss the role of technology in modern social care. Erica shares her insights on how implementing systems like Radar Healthcare improves safety, compliance, and governance. She also delves into the challenges and opportunities of using tech in social care, from ensuring inclusivity for individuals who cannot communicate with words to overcoming resistance from "tech-phobic" staff. Join us as we explore practical tips for choosing and managing digital systems and what the future holds for tech in social care.
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