posted 29 Jan 2018, 00:40 by Hollie O'Connell
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updated 30 Jan 2018, 01:23 by Philip O'Connell
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Innovation Unit and The Health Foundation have come together in the "Against the Odds" research project and identified 10 UK innovations which have demonstrated "successful scaling", one of which is Florence. From these case studies, they were able to highlight eight key enablers for scalability of new innovations within the NHS.
Peered alongside other respected innovations such as Dose Adjustment for Normal Eating (DAFNE), Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) , Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators (ICDs), Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) and Rapid Assessment Intervention and Discharge (RAID) the report teases out key insights into Flo's adoption and spread.
- "The flexibility of the platform and capability support model enables adoption in a wide variety of contexts, as well as co-production of the way in which Florence is adopted in each site with clinicians and patients."
- "The input of clinical perspectives has been a cornerstone of the design and development process of Florence."
- "Florence’s central team invest in organisations for the
long term, supporting them to implement the system
by providing unlimited support to build protocols and
adapt the structure and messaging of Florence to fit
their specific clinical focus areas."
- "The business model is explicitly not-for-profit, and
has a strong narrative that focuses on a desire to
satisfy the goals that clinicians are passionate about:
better patient outcomes and effective use of NHS
resources."
- "The Florence team highlight the importance of
gathering evidence on how Florence is used in a
particular context, or with a focus on a particular
cohort and their clinical outcomes."
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