Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, primary care services have faced unprecedented challenges in delivering both the COVID-19 vaccination rollout and the continued delivery of the national childhood immunisation programme.
A group of PCN leaders from around the country joined our first roundtable event for an open and honest discussion about their PCN journeys. Held on 25 March, the online event enabled leaders to share valuable feedback and insight with their peers.
NHS Providers has established a new panel of legal and consultancy companies who are experts in their field and specialists in the health sector. The panel will support NHS trust members to address their most pressing and important challenges. SCW is delighted to have been one of the seven organisations selected to be part of the panel.
Does the shift to digital healthcare risk widening the inequalities that have been highlighted during the coronavirus pandemic? SCW’s MD Michael van Hemert was one of four panelists to assess the situation at a virtual roundtable event.
The BJC has published an article investigating the results of research to consider the diagnostic performance of faecal immunochemical tests (FIT) for patients with low-risk symptoms of colorectal cancer (CRC) in primary care.
Viewers flocked to watch the SCW and The King's Fund online panel discussion exploring patient and user engagement in the delivery of virtual care. We discussed how some of the new technologies were making a difference in people's lives and shared examples of how people were being helped to access the support they need in the community.
Creating a legal entity Limited Company to manage the functions of the PCN? So, what's in it for you?
Join SCW and the King's Fund for an online panel discussion webinar on 10 March 2021 to discuss patient and user engagement in the delivery of virtual care.
You want a successful Primary Care Network (PCN) that supports the member practices to deliver efficient services for your patients. You also want to keep the practices sustainable and resilient.