MedTech.je members (from left)
Danny Bannister (MediBooks), Mark Loane (author), Mark Stuchfield (JT), Cheryl Kenealy (Zuri), Dr Andrew Mitchell, Matthew Robins (Webreality)
Data sharing means that different health departments and levels of care – primary to secondary – should share data between themselves for the good of their patients. Rather than needing to report symptoms to their physician at each level of their healthcare process, this information sharing would speed up the process for patients. Beyond this, information sharing will ensure that nothing gets missed, enabling healthcare professionals to deliver joined up care to each patient, and to spot patterns that could indicate health problems.
A recently launched product in Jersey, Zuri, combines these two important elements of data ownership and effective data sharing by bringing management, communication and record keeping systems into one, tablet based platform. When providing secondary care, carers, nurses and doctors are often relying on non-digital information sharing solutions, which increase the risk of human error and duplicated efforts. Zuri means everyone is using the same platform, and the patient has access to detailed, personalised digital care plans.
MedTech innovation isn’t just taking place in frontline care – it can be used to improve processes within healthcare
organisations. Another Jersey-based MedTech platform delivering this is MediBooks, which effectively manages transactions for paid-for NHS services. From a simple piece of software to manage the income of a local GP practice, MediBooks has grown to be the first ever third party product to be integrated under the new GP System of Choice Framework, a major step forwards for the Island’s MedTech community.
In Jersey, we’re seeing momentum building in the MedTech sphere, making a strong case for investment in our own, local service providers as opposed to outsourcing health data management. Beyond this, we’re developing products that can be exported globally to make a positive impact on people’s lives. We’re already making a name for ourselves with this work in the technological and medical worlds, and with our continued momentum we will sustain and build on this reputation.
Digitised global markets both enable and necessitate a holistic approach to drive forward positive change. By bringing together individuals from a true cross-section of industries to create innovative healthcare solutions, we are showing the power of digital to improve and save lives.
A Digital Jersey
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