About Nigel Slone
The road to hell is paved with dashboards.
A whole industry has been built on the thinking that Business Intelligence (BI) Dashboards are the answer to Population Health Management (PHM).
Spoiler alert. They aren’t.
Here’s why….
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“It was a bright day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen”.
Are you sitting comfortably? Then I’ll begin…
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The causes of the current NHS crisis are many, not helped by the fact that the current health and care system is not designed to support people with multimorbidity. Multimorbidity in the UK is now the norm. Crisis can so often lead to despair, but what we need is a strategy. Read More…
Chronic Liver Disease (CLD) is an ignored epidemic.
This blog describes how a consortium of clinicians, academics, and industry – including Sollis – have come together to tackle this epidemic head on.
Funded by the UK Governments Innovate UK Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, we describe how a Population Health Management (PHM) approach has been adopted to deliver community-based interventions that support the early detection of liver disease.
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Proactive and Anticipatory Care is the very essence of Population Health Management (PHM).
In this Case Study we describe how a data driven approach supported the design and delivery of a proactive anticipatory care programme for complex care patients in South West London. Read More…
Leadership and the case for change The starting point of this PHM story was consensus at senior leadership level that there was a powerful case for change. Time was spent crafting a business case for change around which the multi-disciplinary leadership team could coalesce and sign-up to. The debate started with a hypothesis. This particular … Read more
A couple of weeks ago – despite the best efforts of a global pandemic – myself and the family managed to escape to the south coast of Spain.
It was a time to relax, reflect and empty one’s thoughts of anything and anyone related to work. The latter task proved just as challenging as I knew it would be. Read More…
In the field of Population Health Management, it is increasingly understood that when thinking about patients we need to consider the whole person and not just the disease. Patients are not defined by their clinical condition alone Read More…