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unimaginable even a little over a year ago. Now is the time to build upon this progress to underpin increased collaboration in future. In order to protect the UK’s most
vulnerable people, social care must continue to make progress by collaborating with healthcare providers and local governments, and embedding technology in care, ensuring a minimum technology standard across healthcare services. Investing in the improved delivery of health and care with innovative care models, will facilitate the proposed reforms laid out in the white paper, particularly through greater collaboration and an increase in the amount and type of service user data available. The new systems designed will build
upon the successes that telecare and remote health monitoring have already delivered, and enable a more person- centred approach. As we look towards the future and to the recovery of our society, our health and care system will continue to be central to our national wellbeing and prosperity in the years ahead. By harnessing the development
of new technology, to enable new models of care, personalisation and support, we will meet the needs of a growing and ageing population, with complex care needs. The Covid response has shown us
that our services can innovate and deploy new methods of care delivery
Zillah Moore
Zillah Moore is UK & Ireland marketing director of Tunstall Healthcare. She has spent almost 25 years working in the healthcare industry. Her extensive experience includes the medical devices, pharmaceutical and diagnostic services sectors, and she has successfully launched products and solutions in the oncology, neurology and cardiology segments. Zillah has held a number of sales and marketing leadership roles, including senior positions at BTG and GE Healthcare, and was Northern European sales director for Boston Scientific’s interventional oncology division.
using innovative and creative solutions, exploiting the potential of digital and data, and understanding the benefits of a collaborative approach. We must not go back to the old ways of working and instead lock in the gains that have been made through these new approaches utilised during the pandemic.
TCHE
Zillah joined Tunstall Healthcare in January 2020, where she brings her passion for fostering partnerships with customers to improve health and social care delivery to her role as marketing director. Zillah has a BSc in biology from the University of Durham.
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