In this episode of the Business of Healthcare podcast, Dr. Neil Modha discusses his work as a GP and the innovative initiatives he has implemented to address health inequalities in his community. He shares insights on a population health management pilot project aimed at understanding and supporting frequent attenders at his practice.
Neil emphasises the importance of engaging with patients to identify their challenges and the need for a holistic approach to healthcare that goes beyond medical diagnoses. He also discusses the funding and resources allocated to these initiatives and the challenges faced in implementing them.
The conversation highlights the significance of leadership in driving change within the healthcare system and the potential for future strategies to improve patient outcomes. In this conversation, Neil Modha discusses the challenges and opportunities within the NHS, particularly focusing on reducing red tape in workforce training and education. He emphasises the importance of balancing work and personal life, leveraging technology and AI for efficiency, and fostering collaboration among healthcare professionals. Neil also reflects on the significance of strategic decision-making and the need for continuous learning and adaptation in the healthcare sector.
Mentions in episode
GP automate - 28 mins
Healthtech 1 - 29 mins
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