Connect Health is featured in a new report which shines a light on the vital role independent providers of primary, community and diagnostic services have played in supporting the NHS during the most recent waves of the pandemic.

A potential roll out of PhysioNow® technology in Wales could result in annual savings of £1million per year.

With mixed reactions from pain sufferers and healthcare professionals alike, Connect Health’s latest Change webinar, leading pain experts hotly debated the study.

Dr Krisztina Szabo-Kocsis, Consultant Rheumatologist, South West Essex Community Rheumatology Service, Connect Health, tells us how, having worked in her native Hungary, she is now thriving on the challenge
of developing the service.

As we celebrate International Nurses’ Day on 12 May and reflect on the achievements made over the last year, Connect Health’s Shamina Martin, Pain Nurse Specialist in Lincolnshire, shares how she came to work in pain services, the support received and the impact of the pandemic on effectively supporting people living in persistent pain.

As part of the Connect Health Change webinar series, we present the Q&A summary from our panel of speakers discussing the recently published NICE Guidelines.

PhysioNow® in Wales: Evaluation summary, an innovative digital care project with the Welsh Government and NHS Wales Covid-19 Digital Solutions Fund.

Streamlining services to cut waiting lists and onward referrals in Brent

With increasing pressure on the NHS, innovation is key in order to preserve services for future generations.