IEG4 Insights

IEG4's Product Manager Jackie Gill shares how digitising the Continuing Healthcare (CHC) process enhances efficiency, accuracy, and collaboration within Integrated Care Systems (ICS). Streamlining patient assessments, improving data accuracy, optimising resource management, and elevating patient experiences with a more effective, patient-centered approach delivers successful and positive outcomes for all involved. Read Jackie's blog to discover more...

Topics: Health & Social care, Continuing Healthcare, Innovation

`When it comes to ensuring that people with complex health needs receive the best care after being looked after in a hospital setting, having a joined-up Continuing Healthcare process (CHC) is essential. And yet, about half of the Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) in England fall short of the 28-day deadline for arranging Continuing Healthcare for patients'. IEG4's CHC Product Manager Jackie Gill discusses how to efficiently implement Continuing Healthcare

Topics: digital transformation, automation, service design, Continuing Healthcare, channel shift, customerengagement, Innovation

`The current urgent challenges are hindering the health and care service's ability to plan for the future, necessitating a focused approach supported by a visionary long-term plan for the system and its workforce' discusses Jackie Gill, IEG4's Digital CHC Product Manager

Topics: digital transformation, Health & Social care, Continuing Healthcare

`Social care is in desperate need of widespread reform, but to protect the safety of our most vulnerable, Children’s long-term care needs specialist attention' discusses Jackie Gill, IEG4's Digital CHC Product Manager

Topics: digital transformation, Health & Social care, Continuing Healthcare

Enabling a digital approach in response to the Right to Buy scheme offers great potential to simplify the current complex and lengthy process - discusses Jackie Gill, IEG4’s Product Manager

Right to Buy has been a pathway for people living in council-owned properties to purchase their homes since the scheme was passed in the 1980 Housing Act. It offers a more affordable house price and it has proven incredibly popular.

Topics: digital local government, automation, lgaap, edesigner

Imagine, as a local authority citizen, walking down a corridor where each door relates to a page shown every time a hyperlink is clicked, that potentially leads you to the information you require.

Topics: digital local government, digital transformation, software, personalisation, onevu, channel shift, citizenaccess