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Transforming clinical workflows through intelligent automation

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SS&C Blue Prism’s AI-Powered Solutions Transform UK Healthcare 

Healthcare providers are turning to intelligent automation (IA) and AI to address challenges in patient care delivery and clinical outcomes. As Scottish healthcare systems face longer waiting times, diagnosis delays, and increased workloads due to aging populations and rising chronic disease rates, SS&C Blue Prism’s AI-powered platform is optimising operations and improving patient outcomes. 

Innovation in Action: Revolutionising Patient Appointment Booking 

NHS East Suffolk and North Essex accomplishes: 

Healthcare providers are reducing wait times with automated appointment scheduling and self-service systems. Marc Hadwin, head of digital services at University Hospitals Morecambe Bay NHS Trust, states: “Appointment booking is our most intensive, transactional service. Our philosophy is, if we can bring intelligent automation into appointment bookings, we can bring it in anywhere across the business.” 

Every Minute Matters: Transforming Cancer Pathways 

UK healthcare provider achieves: 

SS&C Blue Prism enables healthcare organisations to streamline cancer pathways, from referral management to treatment planning. IA solutions automatically validate non-clinical data, prioritise cases, and ensure treatment milestones are met. 

200,000 Hours Daily: The Power of AI in Primary Care 

Connect Health benefits from: 

Primary care providers benefit from IA processing patient registrations and managing chronic condition appointments. NHS Dorset’s Automation architect Paul Wyman notes: “We can save 200,000 hours per day through gen AI and automation streamlining patient clinical records. Gen AI summarises a patient’s session, allowing the GP or clinician to spend more time with the patient. 

Comprehensive Care: From Blood Tests to Prescriptions 

NHS Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group delivers: 

SS&C Blue Prism’s platform extends to analysing blood results, managing referrals, and handling prescriptions. Document management and coding processes are standardised, resulting in reduced errors and streamlined communication across healthcare teams. 

The Human Impact: Supporting Healthcare Workers 

Marie Curie enhances employee experiences: 

By integrating with existing systems, IA reduces time spent navigating between applications or transferring information across departments. This leads to reduced administrative burdens, minimises employee burnout, and increases employee satisfaction. 

Optimising Resources for Better Patient Care 

NHS Mid Essex Hospital improves: 

IA enables healthcare providers to optimise their resources more effectively. By automating routine tasks, clinicians can dedicate more time to patient care and improving patient experiences. IA optimises appointment scheduling, reducing DNAs, helps shorten wait times, while improving QOF performance reporting, enabling healthcare providers to meet their targets more effectively. 

Building Tomorrow’s Healthcare Today 

As Scottish healthcare systems continue to face increasing demands with limited resources, intelligent automation proves to be a valuable tool in maintaining and improving care quality. By putting the right skills in the right places and enabling healthcare providers to do more with less, IA is helping to create a more efficient, responsive, and patient-centred healthcare system. 

Learn more about Lancashire Teaching Hospital’s Automation Journey  

Transformation through intelligent automation represents a fundamental shift in healthcare service delivery. As systems become more integrated and efficient, patients receive faster, more focused care, while healthcare professionals can dedicate more time to providing quality patient care. 


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