INSIGHT DRIVEN HEALTH

Avoid the alphabet soup and find real digital health and innovation with Accenture at NHS Expo 2018.

English consumers trust healthcare organisations to protect their digital data—and almost all take action if it is breached. To better understand consumer attitudes toward healthcare data, digital trust, roles and responsibilities, data sharing and breaches, Accenture conducted a survey across seven countries. This report focuses on the results from English consumers around healthcare-specific cybersecurity and digital trust.

How to manage healthcare when millions are over 100 years old? AI will teach us – on the fly.

Explore Accenture's Digital Health Tech Vision 2018 report, showcasing five health IT trends that are going to redefine how intelligent enterprises of the future will work.

Patients are no longer content to be passengers: They want to collaborate with doctors in the healthcare cockpit.

Research reveals that Future of Patient Data has great potential, along with lots of challenges.

Accenture helped the NHS implement NHSmail. Learn how it can support doctors and improve clinical outcomes.

UK Health CEOs and CIOs wrestle with IT budgets – resulting in systematic underinvestment in technology.

According to Accenture research, healthcare consumers continue to show strong use of digital technology for self-service care – and the numbers are rising each year.

The "arrival" of artificial intelligence as a hyped tech trend has led to no end of speculation over both the potential benefits and dangers.

Accenture’s presence at the NHS Expo yielded insights on a number of topics crucial to sustainable health in the UK’s public health system.

Localised, incremental efficiency improvements cannot deliver the changes needed for future sustainability or care.

While patients expect digital services on the basis of their experiences in other industries, doctors, while agreeing to its importance, are not as open to it.

In this video, Brazilian Accenture Health MD, Lincoln Moura, addresses some key questions that arise from the Survey.

The needs of the patient, not the behaviours of individual organisations, must be the primary factor when taking decisions about the transformation of the NHS.

In the future of health technology, people are firmly in control—Technology designed by people, for people.

Our recent CIO survey indicates CIOs need to transform their organisations to meet consumers' growing demands, and leverage digital technology.

The digital age brings a new paradigm – where technology is being adapted to us.

Scanning and tracking your hospital consumables can have some pretty valuable applications. Read more about NHS' Scan4Safety initiative.

Alexander Herzog, SVA Chairman shares how SVA is becoming Europe´s leading digital health insurance company.

Accenture Health and Oxford Analytica spoke to CIOs in the UK and Ireland to garner their views on the future of digital health.

Eddie Olla, ‎Director at Nottinghamshire Health Informatics Service discusses digital disruption and implications for care.

Learn why digital health must deliver benefits to both patients and healthcare organisations, in the form of personalisation and productivity.

Accenture Health and Oxford Analytica spoke to CIOs in the UK and Ireland to garner their views on the future of digital health.

At a recent healthcare conference in Barcelona, Spain, a robot joined the Accenture team to explain to visitors in simple terms what Accenture Health actually does.

In November of 2016 Accenture global healthcare lead, Kaveh Safavi, introduced Pepper to an international audience at World of Health IT in Barcelona, Spain.

Patients lose out due to dormancy of potential digitisation-driven organisational transformation.

Discover three priorities for organisations trying to design and deliver a new public sector operating model.

A key element of any successful organisational transformation is a smooth and undisrupted transition.

The NHS is under pressure to achieve greater efficiencies, in the face of budget constraints and rising demand caused by demographic shifts.

How artificial intelligence will augment doctors, not replace them

From smart chairs to scheduling, the IoT revolution is about to empower doctors and transform healthcare delivery.

Inventory and tracking a crucial armament in the NHS’ war on paper

As EMRs continue to rise, many projects fail. Why?

Patients lose out due to dormancy of potential digitization-driven organisational transformation

Survey shows 77 percent want more patient control of their EHRs.

The primacy of people in the digital health age

The primacy of people in the digital health age

Now is the time to learn from mobile and other digital disruptors.

Examining five trends that are promoting a "people-first" approach

What will the NHS be like, once every patient is provided with a GS1 wristband upon admission and every consumable, implant or medical device has a GS1 barcode?

Huge data, smarter systems, better healthcare

Embracing the future means relying more on technology and patients.