News - Made Tech

08/01/2021

Collaboration is key to shaping the future digital healthcare workforce

Hazel Jones, Head of Health, Made Tech, explores how collaboration can help the NHS develop its future digital workforce.

Tech careers for women: what are the main roles and how do you retrain?

14/12/2020

The tech sector is growing, but a lack of understanding about roles in the industry may be preventing women from joining. So what are the jobs, where are they, and how can women get started?

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24/11/2020

Kettering General Hospital introduces virtual visit solution

Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is now offering its patients and their loved ones access to an app to book virtual visits.

13/11/2020

Powerhouse Perspective: Rory MacDonald

In the latest instalment of Insider’s Q&A series on the Northern Powerhouse, Rory MacDonald, Chief Executive at Made Tech, outlines what the initiative means to him, the need to boost digital skills, and what can be done to encourage investment.

29/10/2020

How to upskill your technical teams effectively

In a perfect world, technical teams would have all the skills and knowledge they need to embark on any new project. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case.

05/01/2021

Made Tech appoints former NHS Digital Director of Apps to deliver lasting value for the NHS

Made Tech, the public sector technology delivery expert, has continued its rapid growth with the appointment of a new Head of Health, Hazel Jones.

30/11/2020

It’s time to eliminate supplier privatisation of public data

Luke Morton, CTO at Made Tech, discusses why now is the time to deal with supplier privatisation of public data – from big to small tech firms.

23/11/2020

Virtual visit service wins national award

A service with the human touch has won a national award for helping families stay in contact with their loved ones during the pandemic.

05/11/2020

Transforming the digital delivery process in healthcare

In order to transform digital delivery in healthcare and achieve better patient outcomes, we need to learn the lessons from the COVID-19 response and the ongoing digital transformation occurring within trusts.