Connecting everyone interested in designing and delivering services, products and initiatives to improve health.
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Designing Health retweeted
Some thoughts on working with healthcare professionals. Feedback and tips on collaboration are welcome :)
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Job alert! 🚨
@NHSDigital is hiring a Head of Design, service designers and user researchers. @mattedgar
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Designing Health retweeted
‘Start with something you have control over to influence the bigger system’ and ‘embrace complexity of healthcare but always try to do the possible to bring it back to simplicity’ @YinLingjing and other practical realities of #designinginhealthcare. Great talks @DesignHealthUK
And we finish the event with questions from the audience. "What would the future of healthcare look like?"
Chat allows @babylonhealth to understand what people are worried about now, so we know what needs to address first. @SappingtonEmily
What a great panel of women shaping the future of health! @LaisdAlmeida, @YinLingjing, @SappingtonEmily and Nora Pincus 🚀⚕️
"Setting expectations is key. You don't want to be the Fyre festival of the app store." @SappingtonEmily
Last, @SappingtonEmily from @babylonhealth, talking about tools to improve access to healthcare. 🚀
Great reflection! Designers get excited about end-to-end journeys and front-to-back design, however, companies are not ready for that type of work. 💯
Facilitating collaborations between local and central government can help to design and deliver better emergency care services.
Designing Health retweeted
How often do you feel like you’re ping-ponging between different NHS services... @YinLingjing tells us that our system makes patients do the hard work to navigate its complexities. So where can digital make the biggest impact?
Stakeholder engagement in healthcare is challenging. Especially when you try to bring together all 19,300 organisations involved in delivering urgent and emergency care.
To a patient, urgent and emergency care is stressful, inconvenient, confusing, and sometimes a scary moment in life.
Designing Health retweeted
How can we ensure equitable healthcare from the patient perspective?
👉🏻Availabilty
👉🏻Affordability
👉🏻Accessibility
👉🏻Adequacy
👉🏻Appropriateness
How can design help?
@DesignHealthUK – at Hackney, London
A multidisciplinary team of 20 people led the work over 6 months, including data scientists, designers, clinicians and researchers.
Next, @YinLingjing presenting the latest work that @NHSEngland and @FutureGov did on urgent and emergency care.
All the material for new mothers and family members were co-design with them, clinicians and members of the delivery team.
First, Nora Pincus from @idean_UK , talking about designing postnatal healthcare services in Nepal.
Warming up the audience, @LaisdAlmeida, introducing the topic of tonight: access to healthcare.
