Mark Kasprzyk

[Mark Kasprzyk @MareKasp]

Couldn’t agree more.

[Genome @genome_digital]

Technology should do more than make existing processes faster; it should help us rethink how care is delivered.

We couldn’t agree more with @AlecPF1, who said: “This isn’t just about automating faster what was done at the moment; it’s about reimagining it to create time to care.”

As healthcare adopts new technologies, the real opportunity lies not in digitising existing tasks, but in:
- redesigning workflows to reduce burden
- improve visibility
- giving clinicians more time to focus on patients.

At Genome, we see this every day. Whether it's auditing, #WardAccreditation, #QualityAssurance, technology delivers the greatest value when it helps teams work smarter, make informed decisions faster, and turn insight into meaningful improvement.

As @HelenBalsdon1 highlights, digital innovation gives us the opportunity to “reimagine what the future looks like.”
The organisations that achieve lasting success will be those that combine technology with strong leadership, clear governance, and a commitment to continuous improvement. 💙

If you're interested in how technologies like AVT can support meaningful change in nursing practice, we recommend reading @digitalhealth2 article: https://t.co/iWfYMA8H0x

@cristinavas @JordanSollof_DH

Picture source: https://t.co/FJiTbQBykY

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What's your favorite part of working in the NHS? 💭

Joe Potts, Matron and Simon Rodgers, Senior AHP for Quality and Safety @UHNM_NHS share their perspectives on working as clinicians and what their roles look like in practice today.

Full conversation coming soon 👀

#GenomeClinicalTalks

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The future of the NHS depends not only on funding, but on our ability to improve, adapt, and innovate at every level 🚀

Watch Mary Dixon-Woods lecture exploring the opportunities and limitations of improvement and innovation 👉 https://t.co/F2LfyVvkNI

This is the recording of @THIS_Institute annual lecture, which was delivered at Downing College Cambridge on 6 May 2026.

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Leadership, compassion, and the heart of nursing 💙

Fiona Hibberts, CNIO / Deputy Chief Nurse at UHNM shares her perspective on leading in healthcare and what nursing truly means today.

The full conversations coming soon 👀

#GenomeLeadershipTalks

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Mental Health Awareness Week reminds us that behind every system, service and dataset are people 👥💙

Here at #Genome, our purpose is to support #Healthcare staff to deliver the best possible #PatientCare and that includes recognising the impact of workload, pressure and inefficient processes on mental wellbeing.

By helping teams work smarter, reduce duplication and gain clearer insight, we aim to create space for what truly matters:
🔹 patient care
🔹 collaboration
🔹 looking after one another.

This week, we pause to acknowledge the importance of protecting mental health in healthcare and the people who give so much every day.

Happy #MentalHealthAwareness week to all from us here at Genome 💙

[Genome @genome_digital]

Improving #Healthcare 🏥 is about more than individual initiatives, it’s about the systems, leadership, and governance that enable them to succeed.

This piece from @THIS_Institute offers a clear and practical look at how governance and leadership intersect to support meaningful, lasting change.

🗣️ #Governance and #Leadership aren’t separate they overlap and reinforce each other across the system to enable real change.

Well worth a read for anyone involved in improvement. 👇
https://t.co/VItfmjBmtA

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The conversation around women’s #HealthInnovation is shifting 👉🏻 but not fast enough.

We’re seeing more momentum across healthcare, but many of the barriers remain the same:
🔹 Innovation struggles to scale
🔹 Systems remain fragmented
🔹 New solutions are often layered onto outdated models

◼️ Women’s health has historically been under-researched and underfunded, creating major gaps in data, diagnostics and treatment pathways. And without better foundations, innovation can only go so far.

◼️ As Dr MaryAnn Ferreux, Chief Medical Officer at Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex, explains:
“The NHS oscillates between uncoordinated local pilots that rarely scale and nationally mandated programmes that often struggle with local adoption.”

◼️ If we’re serious about improving #WomensHealth, innovation needs to mean more than new technology. It must include better data, greater inclusivity and sa tronger system-wide understanding.

➡️ Read the article here https://t.co/DpVqXwScVW

📖 ‘Are we ready to put innovation at the centre of women’s health?’ | 15th April 2026 Digital Health
#WomensHealth #HealthcareInnovation

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This International Nurses Day, @tyroneroberts2, Chief Nurse at @boltonnhsft shares what matters most in his role, leadership, care, and supporting teams to deliver their best every day. #GenomeLeadershipsTalks

💙 Today, we recognise and celebrate the incredible contribution of #Nurses across the world, the people at the heart of #Care, supporting patients, families, and communities every single day.

A powerful reminder of the impact nurses make across our #Healthcare system 🌎

#InternationalNursesDay #IND2026 #NursingLeadership #NHS #OurNursesOurFuture

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Hear directly from #NHS nursing leaders driving real change.

@boltonnhsft Chief Nurse, @Tyroneroberts2 and Deputy Chief Nurse, Rebecca Bradley share their experience of partnering with #Genome to support their accreditation scheme.

When #HealthcareTeams are empowered with the right tools, they can focus on what matters most: delivering outstanding care 💙

🎬 Watch now to hear their story.

#GenomeTestimonials

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🚨 Safety must be embedded into everyday practice 🚨

Building safe systems and cultures cannot be a reactive exercise and should be supported by structures that enable, not exhaust, the workforce.
The reflections shared from the @ptsafetylearn 'Patient Safety Forum 2026' highlight a message that resonates deeply across the healthcare system.

#Healthcare teams want to provide excellent, #SafeCare, but they are often constrained by fragmented processes, limited visibility of risks, and the increasing pressures described so powerfully in this report.

When staff are exhausted ⚠️ deprived of real‑time information, or forced to navigate manual and disconnected #Assurance processes, it becomes harder to think preventatively, spot early signals of concern, or learn at organisational scale. These cultural and operational realities directly shape the safety of care.

Building cultures of safety means building systems that honour the reality of frontline work.

🤱 The Patient Safety Forum is highlighting not just the urgency 🚨 but the alignment of creating safe systems and enabling people and protecting #PatientSafety.

This is something we can all get behind 💙

Read more here 👉🏼
https://t.co/qkJoPmiBUS

[Genome @genome_digital]

"We too often treat patients as cases to be managed through a system, rather than partners in a journey"

Lee Rickles makes a powerful point 🗣️ treating patients as true partners, rather than cases to be managed, demands more than clinical excellence.

When clinicians are freed from repetitive tasks and armed with clarity about patients, processes and quality, they’re better positioned to partner with patients in their care journeys.

#Genome champions that same principle in #QualityAssurance and we ensure clinical teams spend less time on admin and more on meaningful care. 🩺

'We must train staff to use technology not as a barrier, but as a bridge' and move into a learning focused culture, not one focused on blame.

Ensuring we make changes to improve staff burnout levels as this technology improvement means nothing if staff aren't well enough to use it.

That aligns perfectly with our mission 👉🏻 to support #HealthcareStaff in improving #PatientCare 💙 by embedding visibility and enabling informed decisions across all levels of the patient journey.

It starts with giving teams the tools and trust to act 🚀

@digitalhealth2
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✍️ DHI News Team | 'The patient as partner: Can the NHS learn from the high street?' | 8th April 2026 https://t.co/n9vR9sngdB

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Did you catch our recent behind‑the‑scenes look at our on‑site onboarding in @boltonnhsft 🎥

A snapshot of what it really looks like when teams get hands‑on with #Genome, asking questions, testing workflows, and shaping how #QualityImprovement works in practice.

Just real conversations, clarity for teams and confidence in the data.

There’s more to come this week as some very 💡 important voices are joining the conversation.

Keep an eye out 👀

Check out what we got up to last time ➡️

[Genome @genome_digital]

The right solution for the wrong problem.

Anže Droljc has identified a valid point: digital projects struggle ↳ not because the technology is wrong, but because the problem wasn’t clearly understood or identified in the first place.

When systems don’t reflect the realities of #ClinicalWork, they inevitably create friction 🚨

So much of #Healthcare digital frustration comes from systems that don’t reflect the real work clinicians do every day.

At #Genome we see the opposite happen when organisations start with clarity. Once you understand:
↳ the gaps in workflows
↳ information flow
↳ assurance processes
💡 real‑time, ward‑to‑board visibility becomes a powerful enabler, not an extra burden.

It starts with building the correct foundations, but understanding them first. Only then will the problems be effectively solved 🧩

Understanding the right problem, supporting the people closest to it, means technology stops being the focus and becomes the enabler.

Read the article here: https://t.co/qzuNU1iLxO
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✍️ Anže Droljc, 'Digital transformation journey blueprint for healthcare - Defining the right content' | 09 April 2026

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🚨 'The biggest gaps in healthcare aren’t always clinical, they’re often the blind spots in the data we rely on to make decisions'

This compelling article by Kazumi Kubota explores why so much essential #Nursing and multidisciplinary care remains under‑measured in #HealthTechnology assessment.

Routine datasets often fail to capture continuous, preventative work, meaning some of the most valuable activity shows up as “nothing happened.”

💡 The author proposes a framework centred on:
▪️ better scoping meaningful outcomes
▪️ stronger #Governance
▪️ turning routine data into policy‑grade evidence

Crucially, Ai and analytics are positioned as tools that support professional judgement, not replace it.

The uncomfortable truth is that more data and Ai alone won’t fix this, and value is created by people 🤝🏻 not just technology

By making variation, risks, and day‑to‑day care activity visible across wards and services, #Genome supports exactly the kind of transparent, equitable, decision‑ready evidence the paper calls for 💙

Articles like this remind us consistently of our mission.

How could increased visibility of routine care and real-time outcomes enhance decision-making within your organisation❓

Read the full article here ➡️ https://t.co/DZgQK4yqg8
__________ __________

▫️ 'Artificial intelligence for nursing data visibility in health technology assessment: policy architecture and implementation considerations'
▫️ Author: Kazumi Kubota, Ph.D (Medical Science) , Ph.D(Health Sciences), Registered Nurse | Tokyo, Japan
▫️ Publish date: 03 April 2026
▫️ Published by: Taylor & Francis Group @tandfjapan

[Genome @genome_digital]

Saturday thoughts 💬

Across the #NHS, talented teams achieve incredible things every day.

The real challenge isn’t a lack of innovation, it’s building consistency.

🏆 Excellence often remains local because current systems make it difficult to share, scale, and sustain what works best.

Real improvement happens when #quality is visible from ward to board, and embedded into daily routines.

That’s how we turn isolated successes into system-wide #assurance and lasting impact. 💙

Happy Saturday from #Genome!

📸 @boltonnhsft onboarding day with @stacey_CNIO

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At Genome, we believe better health starts with better insight. And today, #WorldHealthDay reminds us why that matters globally 🌍

This year’s theme ➡️ “Together for health. Stand with science”, calls for stronger scientific collaboration to protect the health of people, animals, plants, and the planet.

World Health Day has been observed every year since 1950, and its message remains simple but powerful:
💎 Health is a fundamental right, and access to quality care shouldn’t depend on geography or financial hardship. 💎

At #Genome, we’re proud to contribute to this mission. By providing real‑time, trusted #QualityAssurance, ward‑to‑board visibility, and data that drives action, we help health systems strengthen trust, improve safety, and enable evidence‑based decisions.
These are the very principles of World Health Day.

💙 Health for all starts with insight for all.

#StandWithScience

https://t.co/gMhh4yG5F5

[Genome @genome_digital]

As we head into the long #EasterWeekend, we hope everyone finds a moment to pause, recharge, and enjoy some well earned rest 💙🤍

Whether you're spending it with family, friends, or simply taking time for yourself, we’re wishing you a peaceful and refreshing break 🐰🌼

#Genome

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🗣️ “If it works, don’t mess around. Go for it.”

That simple message sums up a growing truth in the NHS: we can no longer afford to keep piloting technologies that are already proven.

An interesting article about @HelenBalsdon1 talk at this year's @digitalhealth2 @DHRewired #Rewired26 from last week.

The National CNIO’s call to move from “excellence in pockets” to scaling what works resonates strongly with us at #Genome 💙 Our platform already delivers the kind of real‑time, trusted quality assurance that organisations can roll out confidently today and not after another 12‑month pilot.

And with ward‑to‑board visibility, shared governance, and local ownership built in, we directly support the cultural and leadership shift highlighted by #NHS #DigitalLeaders.

If we want progress, we need to scale what already works 🚨

🧐 💭 What do you think?
Are we piloting too much and implementing too little?
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Read the full article here 👉 https://t.co/iaP2BgthaB

[Mark Kasprzyk @MareKasp]

I admire this confidence, too 😉

[Genome @genome_digital]

A special April Fools’ greeting to the team member who always says:
‘I’ll just do the audit manually, it’ll be quicker.’

We admire your confidence 😇

Thanks for keeping us entertained while we keep you efficient. Luckily, we’re here to make sure you never actually have to test that theory.

We’ll stick to tools that save time, reduce errors, and keep everyone sane, because we all know where manual audits really lead...
#Genome

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Today is #WorldBackupDay 🖥️
Because in #Healthcare, data isn't just information - it's #PatientSafety 💙

At #Genome, we help healthcare organisations streamline #QualityAssurance through real‑time data collection, automated processing, and powerful analytics dashboards.

Our platform empowers clinicians with instant insights so they can make better decisions, faster.
But real-time data only delivers real impact when it’s protected, preserved, and resilient.

In a sector where every audit, action plan, and clinical insight contributes directly to patient outcomes, secure data backups are not optional, they’re essential❗

As a company building cutting‑edge digital systems with strong cyber resilience, we understand that safeguarding data is as important as generating it.

Today is a reminder to:
🔄 Back up critical clinical and operational data
🔐 Review data resilience and recovery processes
⚠️ Ensure your organisation is protected against loss, corruption, or cyber threats

Let’s take a moment today to appreciate the unseen work that keeps healthcare running smoothly: data protection.

Happy #WorldBackupDay! Here’s to building a safer, smarter, more resilient digital future for healthcare. 💙

Check out the website for more info: https://t.co/jyAnxoq8wZ