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Changing the way we work is only possible with digital clinical systems that are designed to make tasks easier to complete.

In this video, pharmacist and final year medical student, Roshan Tasgaonkar Pharm.D dives into his recently published Future Healthcare Journal paper, Stars, stripes and scripts: Innovations and challenges in US pharmacy. In conversation with editor-in-chief, Dr Dan Smith, he explores the differences in the US and UK pharmaceutical systems, highlighting the evolving role of pharmacists and addressing the challenges facing the US pharmacy landscape.

In this video, Dr Debbie Wake, Dr Katie Malbon and Dr Nivedita Aswani discuss their work with helping patients with self-management of diabetes with the use apps and the digital platforms in health.

In this Medical Care - driving change webinar in collaboration with the Future Healthcare Journal (FHJ). Medical Care – driving change hosted a live debate on FHJ’s recent article: Will AI replace clinical decision making in our lifetimes?

In this video, John talks through the innovative machine learning techniques used at the Health Equity Evidence Centre to help navigate the growing number of health inequalities research publications.

In this interactive webinar, you’ll hear from Rory Cellan-Jones, former BBC journalist and technology correspondent; Dr Anne Kinderlerer, digital health clinical lead at the RCP; Dr Hugh Rayner, retired consultant physician and nephrologist, and Dr Charlotte Sharp, consultant rheumatologist. The panel will be discussing current practice with communicating with patients, the future of written communications and the role of AI. With an opportunity for questions from the audience.

This video dives into the Future Healthcare Journal’s paper "Moving Beyond the AI Sales Pitch. The discussion focuses on how clinical AI should support and not replace clinicians. Focusing on safety, trust, and practical issues around AI implementation in healthcare.

Dr Dan Smith speaks with Mr. John Isherwood, a consultant surgeon and representative of the Clinical Senate in the Midlands. They discuss the role of Clinical Senates, which are independent NHS bodies providing strategic advice to stakeholders on healthcare matters.

Looking at transforming outpatient services is increasing the use of data to guide decision-making.

In this video, a collection of perspectives and insights to accompany the FHJ edition are explored. Focusing on artificial intelligence in healthcare, by examining the patient's perspective on AI in health.

Our expert panel explore how together they created an innovative data capture form and dashboard for the hospital specialist palliative care team. 

Daghni Rajasingam discusses a methodology that enables effective prioritisation of patients on a clinical list.

While costs of EHRS dwarf most other investment, there is little evidence that they provide safer care for patients.

Professor William Dixon discusses his commentary article co-authored with Julie Gandrup, Karen Staniland and Charlotte A Sharp.

My vision of the future will include empty beds, a culture of healthier lives and good deaths in the right place.

Engaging members of the public in digital transformation will help ensure that the changes that are made bring real benefits.

Before we can mitigate for digital exclusion, we must agree on a shared understanding of what the problem is.

In a world where patient data is everything, join Dr Anne Kinderlerer and Professor Ceire Costelloe to learn navigating how patient data impacts care.

Experts discuss IT risk in healthcare, the ‘right’ digital systems and IT expertise in the NHS.

There are exciting digital technologies that could help to reduce staff pressures and also improve patient care.

RCP digital health clinical lead Dr Anne Kinderlerer explores how easily we adapt to new digital systems.