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Collaborative working podcasts
Collaborative working with Novartis UK:
Enhancing multiple sclerosis (MS) care at Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
This episode focuses on collaborative working projects (CWPs) in MS, exploring how partnership approaches can address specific challenges within this therapy area and improve patient care.
Hosted by John Bingham from The Clarion Portfolio, this session brings together expert insights from Jeremy Dixon, Value & Access Marketing Director, and Helen Fotheringham, Solution & Service Design Lead, at Novartis UK. It also features contributions from Judith Wilton, Nurse Consultant in MS at Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust, shared via pre-recorded clips, highlighting a service redesign project. Together, they offer practical learnings and real-world experience of implementing a CWP within an MS pathway.
The discussion highlights the opportunities CWPs present in transforming services, the considerations involved in delivering successful projects, and the impact of effective collaboration between industry and the NHS.
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Explore how this collaboration translated real-world impact within an NHS setting, improving care delivery and supporting more efficient services.
More collaborative working podcasts
This episode is part of our series exploring the impact of collaborative working in the UK. Discover the other episodes in the series below and hear more about these innovative partnerships in action.
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Introduction to collaborative working with Novartis UK
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Collaborative working with Novartis UK: Lipid lowering population health programme in Buckinghamshire
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Collaborative working with Novartis UK: Transforming breast cancer care in Greater Manchester
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