Triage and consultation models and templates are configurable to support the practice’s preferred workflow structure, subject to appropriate clinical governance. Ockham Healthcare - Swan Podcast Now Live. The askmyGP dashboard helps practices prioritise their caseload, regardless of source, including clinical priority flags. 20% of patients search on self-care but no patients are turned away. 62% of patient requests are resolved by secure message or telephone. Ben Gowland Director and founder, Ockham Healthcare Worthing, England, United Kingdom 1K followers 500+ connections Join to view profile Ockham Healthcare Oxford University Articles by Ben. Regarding the final entry in Table 15.4, here we will rely on the philosophical principle called Occam's razor (or Ockham's razor).
Practices using askmyGP receive an average 63% of demand online. Patients explain their symptoms in their own words, allowing structured triage and consultation information to be passed directly to the practice. The clinicians at the practice use the askmyGP online triage tools to prioritise and deliver care by secure message, telephone, video or face-to-face appointment.Īll patients or their carers can use askmyGP to contact their practice, in most cases via a link from the practice website. The doctor-patient relationship lies at the heart of askmyGP, which keeps patients in touch with their registered GP practice. Hal Brace, MSK Clinical Service Manager and Physiotherapy Advanced Practitioner at Connect Health was recently invited to speak on the Ockham Healthcare Podcast, a healthcare consultancy, with Chair and company director, Ben Gowland and Dr Anji Curry, GP in South Tyneside, Clinical Director for PCN South and Clinical Lead for the Federation.
Weekly Podcast Contact: benockham. The episode was not found or is unavailable. Ockham Healthcare is an independent think tank and consultancy working to support general practice. Organised by RCGP LCARM Northern Regional Committee.AskmyGP offers an online consultation and workflow system combined with change interventions and has been helping GPs to manage their patient caseload since 2011. 10 March 2023 Talking General Practice speaks to Ben Gowland, whose company Ockham Healthcare works with PCNs across England, about what the future could hold for networks.
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The event has been conceived by the Late Career and Retired Members Group of the RCGP and will be chaired by Dr Ashley Liston who is a recently retired GP and current GP Tutor and appraiser. OCKHAM HEALTHCARE LIMITED - Free company information from Companies House including registered office address, filing history, accounts, annual return. After a presentation from Ben we will be hearing from Dr Mike Hearne and Nisha Sankey who have been pioneering an integrated approach to primary care in Herefordshire, led by General Practice. Whatever the issue, the number one priority is almost always that distribution has to be fair. Ben has worked in the NHS for over 20 years and was previously Chief Executive of NHS Nene CCG. By Ben Gowland, Director and principal consultant of Ockham Healthcare 8 February 2023 There is an unspoken rule in general practice, particularly within PCNs, that any distribution of resources needs to be equitable. Many will know Ben through his weekly blogs and podcasts as director of Ockham Healthcare as well as regularly appearing in the GP press. We are delighted to have Ben Gowland help us explore the implications of ICSs, the Fuller Report and how General Practice can build influence as a local provider and what this means for at scale General Practice. At its heart is the proposal to develop Integrated Neighbourhood Teams which embrace and enhance the PCN structures and leadership. The Fuller Report, published in May 2022, describes a fresh vision for integrating primary care. General Practice is having to adjust to seismic changes in the NHS and in Primary Care which includes the demise of CCGs and the emergence of ICSs. Supporting individuals with specific disabilities or mental health needs is the focus of specialised care homes in Ockham. This event is FREE to members and non-members
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