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Care in the AI age: 5 tools clinics can use to stay a patient’s first choice

Today’s patients expect more clarity, more convenience and more control over their care - and digital tools, including AI, are raising the bar even higher. From online booking journeys to post-appointment communication, we break down the practical steps healthcare providers can take to stay ahead.

See what’s changing, why it matters and how your clinic can meet patients where they are, on their terms.

 
 
 
Pascale Day
Pascale Day November 18, 2025
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The Patients Association: Patient safety is about people, not just processes

To close out Patient Safety Month, UK charity The Patients Association tell us what patient safety means to the people they support and how genuine partnerships, built on six key principles of patient care, can create safer, better healthcare for all.

The Patients Association is dedicated to amplifying the patient voice across the UK, working to improve care and influence vital healthcare policies.

 

The Patients Association
The Patients Association September 29, 2025
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Why communication is your biggest patient safety risk (and how to solve it)

What if the biggest risk to patient safety isn’t a technical error, but a simple misunderstanding? Semble's Clinical Safety Officer, Dr Karim Sandid, shines a light on an often-overlooked threat to patient safety: poor communication.
 
Drawing on his clinical experience and recent survey findings, Dr Sandid explores how poor communication, especially in today’s fast-paced, digital healthcare environment, can sometimes become a serious risks for patients. 
 
 
Dr Karim Sandid
Dr Karim Sandid September 18, 2025
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Stronger communication top safety priority for UK patients, survey reveals

A new survey reveals that 64% of patients experience inconsistent or poor healthcare communication, with 61% reporting that this has negatively impacted their mental health.

Poor communication, which is often out of clinicians’ hands due to administrative constraints, can lead to a lack of engagement and fundamentally highlights a critical gap in trust, which is core to patient safety. 
 
 
Pascale Day
Pascale Day September 17, 2025
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