Maximise time to care
Partnering with the NHS to shape a healthier future.
Save clinician time
Reducing management and administrative pressures on clinicians and frontline staff, so they can concentrate on delivering care.
Saving time with speech-enabled EPR platforms
Learn how healthcare staff are freeing up time by dictating directly into their electronic patient records (EPRs) using the AI-powered Dragon Medical One solution.
Boosting efficiency and outcomes
Find out how Pangaea Data built an AI-powered platform on Microsoft Azure to discover and connect with patients who have undiagnosed conditions.
New tools free up clinicians’ time
Learn how the NHS is using Azure Cognitive Search to help clinicians find data faster and save time.
Improving surgical risk-assessment
Discover how NHS surgeons are helping patients make better-informed decisions, using Microsoft Azure Machine Learning and Responsible AI.
Advancing healthcare through AI
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital aims to use AI to drive more value from its data about its operations, patient pathways, medical challenges, treatments, responses and more.
Accelerating efficiency and easing workloads
The NHS Business Services Authority (BSA) processes over 54 million prescriptions each month. Discover how it streamlined this task using Microsoft Azure Machine Learning.
Freeing up time to care
Discover how Microsoft solutions can help improve efficiency and outcomes in healthcare.
Improve clinical and operational insights with data
Health management analysis, assessment tools and solutions.
Improving integrated care and resource allocation
The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTHT), one of the largest acute hospital trusts in the country, has completed the transfer of its electronic health record onto Azure.
Empowering staff to transform healthcare
By making data accessible to the staff who need it with Microsoft Power BI, East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT) is delivering new levels of high-quality care.
Responding faster to pandemic challenges
Find out how Dorset’s healthcare services responded effectively to COVID-19 with help from Microsoft Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse Analytics and Power BI.
Tackle backlogs and waiting lists
Using the power of partnership and digital technology to accelerate care.
Partnering for care
Find out how the landmark deal between NHS England and Microsoft enables healthcare workers to maximise time for care.
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Accelerating healthcare pathways
Watch Jacob West, director of Healthcare and Life Sciences at Microsoft, share insights on how technology can help tackle today’s key care challenges.
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Enhance patient experience and access
Discover how “virtual wards” and AI can help improve patient experiences and health outcomes, while controlling costs.
Improving outcomes, controlling costs
Take a closer look at how modern virtual wards are transforming UK healthcare.
The benefits of remote healthcare services
Find out how virtual wards can help lower admissions, keep patients safer and enable earlier discharge.
Enhancing care quality and efficiency, virtually
Evolving safe and effective virtual ward management.
Improving the patient experience with AI
Unlock the opportunities that AI can bring to deliver better experiences for patients and from the bed to the virtual ward.
Extending NHS care options in Scotland
Find out how NHS Shetland and Orkney is using the NHS 24 Online app to increase choices for patients in remote locations.
Accelerating care with virtual appointments
Learn how Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust help clinicians and their patients by providing virtual consultations through Microsoft Teams.
The changing role of hospitals
Find out how telehealth and remote care services can help deliver more equitable healthcare access for all.
Support staff effectiveness
Empowering staff and accelerating services with digital technology, including low-code tools.
Enabling digital pathology services
Explore the powerful role that digital technology can play in delivering high-quality pathology services.
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Enable innovation, reduce admin
Discover how NHS trusts are using AI-infused Microsoft Power Platform tools to improve staff onboarding, manage cost-reduction plans, enhance outpatient care and more.
Driving care innovation with remote meetings
NHS Wales accelerates patient care and staff efficiency by using Microsoft Teams to remotely access ultrasound scans, training, clinical governance meetings and more.
Supporting workforce effectiveness
Explore potential ways that AI can support healthcare by finding information, summarising lab results, generating clinical notes and more.
Taking time for self-care with microbreaks
NHS staff can nurture their wellbeing by taking active microbreaks with the Breakthru app for Microsoft Teams.
Accelerating service delivery
Find out how Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust switched to virtual service delivery using Microsoft 365, Microsoft Teams and Surface devices.
“I wish there was an app for that”
Discover how the front line are using Microsoft Power Apps to improve NHS efficiency and patient care.
Transforming patient care
Royal Brompton Hospital creates an app that transforms patient care in its Intensive Care Unit.
Speeding up communication
The data team at Royal Brompton Hospital create an app that speeds up their communication with clinicians.
Making training more accessible
The Radiology and Cardiology teams at the Royal Brompton Hospital benefit from a new, unified app platform for booking training courses.
Streamlining the pharmacy process
The documentation process for out-of-hours pharmacists is automated with a streamlined app at the Royal Brompton Hospital.
Advancing diversity and inclusion in healthcare
Empowering workers with accessible-by-design technologies.
Helping UK public sector teams upskill
Learn how to make workflows more efficient and improve services in the era of AI.
Advancing sustainability
Learn about Microsoft’s sustainability commitments and operations.
Uniting to protect UK health
At the height of the pandemic, UK businesses came together to produce ventilators for the NHS. Microsoft technology supported them at every step of the way.