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Up to 100,000 avoidable cancer deaths every year in Europe. Not from a lack of treatments — from failures of coordination, communication and follow-through. The meeting happens. The actions do not. And patients pay the price.
Bleeps were once a revolutionary piece of technology. They offered a simple, low-cost and relatively secure way of alerting clinicians to urgent messages without having to physically locate them in a busy hospital. The mass adoption of bleeps in hospitals happened in the 1970s–1980s at a time when mobile phones weighed more than a kilogram \[…\]
The NHS is under immense pressure, with increasing demand and workforce challenges affecting patient care. One area where significant improvement can be made is the adoption of healthcare-specific digital tools that enhance communication, collaboration, patient safety and patient flow. These tools are not just a luxury – they are essential for the efficient delivery of \[…\]