Season 1: EP 013: Innovation in Health and Social Care

Paul Johnson and Mark Fewster discuss health and social care innovation on the podcast

In this episode of the podcast, Radar Healthcare’s CEO, Paul Johnson and Chief Product Officer, Mark Fewster, discuss the concept of innovation across health and social care and how it can be applied through the use of technology and data.

They explore the role of Radar Healthcare in automating processes, monitoring events, and driving improvements in patient safety. The episode also mentions the importance of collaboration with customers and partners in generating innovative ideas and the future goals of expanding internationally.

Key insights:

💡 Innovation in health and social care involves making constant improvements and small changes to processes and systems. It doesn’t always require massive leaps or drastic transformations.

🔄 Radar Healthcare’s project with Innovate UK aims to expand risk management beyond human inputs and incorporate data-driven and device-driven events. This allows for proactive interventions and automation of response processes.

🤖 The use of technology and data in health and social care can lead to more proactive and preventative care. Wearables and data analysis can help predict risks and enable early interventions to avoid adverse events.

📈 Radar Healthcare collaborates with customers and partners to generate ideas and drive innovation. Workshops and open forums facilitate discussions on customer needs and market trends.

💬 Democratising access to data through natural language query and processing can make analytics more user-friendly and accessible. Users can ask simple questions in plain language and receive actionable insights, eliminating the need for data interpretation.

⏱️ Radar Healthcare aims to support organisations in utilising technology to streamline processes, improve patient safety, and reduce administrative tasks. The goal is to free up time for meaningful actions and focus on outcomes.

🌎 Radar Healthcare envisions expanding its reach across the NHS and internationally, including the Middle East and North America. The company aims to continually learn, adapt, and share best practices to drive positive impact in healthcare.

Interested in being a guest on What the HealthTech? Let’s talk! Pop us an email at marketing@radarhealthcare.com