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Using digital technology to support vulnerable residents during lockdown Blog by Tayeb Mirza

18 August 2020

As a supervisor for Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, I normally help residents with their council tax and benefits enquiries in person or over the phone at our contact centre based in the old town hall.


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Seven lessons from digital transformation during COVID-19 Blog by Caroline Kenyon

12 August 2020

Personal stories told to the Innovation Agency about switching to digital ways of working in the eye of the COVID-19 storm reveal ingenuity, flexibility – and pride.


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How digital solutions saved our skin during Covid19 Blog by Dr Faisal Ali

31 July 2020

As a consultant dermatologist I was already interested in innovation but the sudden onset of COVID-19 made it happen sooner rather than later.


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Visors, ventilators – and innovation Blog by Dr Elliot Street

23 July 2020

After receiving SBRI funding we have been working for the last 18 months on a laparoscopic simulator, the  LapAR™, which combines a box trainer set with the high fidelity of a virtual reality system, it is completely unique.


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Neonatal telemedicine: Dr Chris Dewhurst Blog by Dr Chris Dewhurst

20 July 2020

Liverpool is unique for neonatal services because babies are born in one hospital, Liverpool Women’s, but if they need specialist services those are provided in a different hospital, Alder Hey. We have been working to develop a neonatal unit on the Alder Hey site for the last several years with a plan to open the unit in 2022/3.


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Neonatal telemedicine: Simon Minford Blog by Simon Minford

16 July 2020

COVID-19 has caused innovation to happen at breakneck speed at Alder Hey. We have launched a telehealth service, working with a company called InTouch Health, which has transformed life for both patients and staff.


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Physio appointments by video Blog by Laura Atherton

6 July 2020

When COVID hit we had to switch to telephone consultations for therapy outpatient appointments and we could no longer deliver ‘back to fitness’ classes, circuit and education sessions in a face to face way.


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Online network keeps kidney patients connected Blog by Tara Bashford

1 July 2020

I am 23 and had a kidney transplant just over a year ago; it was given to me indirectly by my step mum through a chain of people. It only has 28 per cent functionality but that’s 28 per cent more than I had before! I’ve been able to travel to Jordan, France and Spain climbing and adventuring; I really appreciate what I’ve got and the difference it makes is insane.


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Comms Team in the thick of it Blog by Christine Hughes

26 June 2020

I manage a team of eight people in communications and fundraising and some of us are now working from home for a lot of the time. I miss the day to day camaraderie with my team; but the upside is that I have more confidence in the team working independently because they are performing well without me breathing down their necks - and it’s even nicer when we do get together.


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Training our amazing people to do amazing things Blog by Keren Jamieson

22 June 2020

Before COVID-19, most training was delivered in classrooms, either by us or training partners which covered weekly welcome inductions, yearly refreshers and practical sessions all supported with bite-sized specialist topics on eLearning.


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