05 August 2020  Carol has been working in the South Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (SEMPHN) for nearly 3 years.  She uses her previous knowledge and experience in healthcare, alongside drawing on the learning and evidence-based psychology behind Flo, to help support successful implementation of ‘Nellie’ (Flo’s Australian cousin) to

In July 2019, NHS Improvement published the first-ever NHS Patient Safety Strategy.  The strategy outlines three main aims: Insight: improving understanding of safety by drawing intelligence from multiple sources of patient safety information. Involvement: equipping patients, staff and partners with the skills and opportunities to improve patient safety throughout the

Towards Scaling Up Home and Mobile Health Monitoring in Lanarkshire – An evaluation towards scale-up, spread and sustainability June 2019  We are pleased to announce the publication of “Towards Scaling Up Home and Mobile Health Monitoring in Lanarkshire – An evaluation towards scale-up, spread and sustainability” where the substantial high quality evidence

Over the years, Flo has supported many children and parents with their healthcare needs, with the benefits being enjoyed by both patients and clinicians.  Consequently, the Community of Practice is now seeing a sustained increase in clinical interest in this area.  Therefore, in support, we are extending the reach of

We are pleased to publish a series of resources that encapsulate the unique outcomes and benefits realised by our members.  The collection of Efficiency Savings summaries have been developed to offer a concise overview across Primary, Acute and Community Care. Each resource provides highlights of how Flo has delivered efficiencies in healthcare

Kylie Dentith Technology Enabled Care Support Assistant SSHC The Shropshire & Wales Regional Network Event was held of 20th March 2019, hosted by Telford & Wrekin CCG and as usual was an inspiring day for sharing and making new relationships. Regional events take place across the UK to provide community members

NHS Education for Scotland provides NHS Scotland health and social care staff with access to learning and practice support resources produced via its online e-learning platform TURAS.  Recently, a number of workforce stories have been produced to share the experience and knowledge of NHS Scotland staff across four key areas:

The Maternity Members Network was developed this year as an environment for clinicians to collaborate and share best practice developed locally through Flo’s implementation.  The network hosts quarterly calls facilitating members of the wider Simple Telehealth Community of Practice to come together for one hour to share and discuss their experiences, outcomes, ideas

NHS Highland covers a huge geographical area in the north of Scotland, much of it rural and very remote.   The Technology Enabled Care (TEC) team in NHS Highland has been using Florence since November 2015, and has enrolled over 2400 patients on Florence since then.  Patients with long term conditions