Silicon Practice has acquired Wysdom CloudPlus Technology, marking its entry into the dental market. CloudPlus is a next generation dental practice management system combining the flexibility of cloud based software with the reliability of local infrastructure. Designed for uninterrupted service, it offers robust data security, direct hardware integration and a user friendly interface. This acquisition expands Silicon Practice’s digital health portfolio, enabling us to support both NHS and private dental practices with secure, intuitive solutions that enhance patient access and streamline workflows.

Care navigation in general practice is about making sure patients get to the right care, first time. It reduces delays, avoids unnecessary appointments and eases pressure on staff. Traditionally, it’s been a manual process handled at reception, but with rising demand, that’s no longer enough. Digital care navigation tools can triage requests, guide conversations and route patients more efficiently. The result? Quicker access, better use of resources and a smoother experience for everyone involved.

Primary care is changing fast, and digital healthcare trends are playing a big part in that shift. From smarter use of patient data to joined up systems across practices and hospitals, technology is starting to close long standing gaps. But it’s not just about the tools - it’s about how services are delivered, accessed and improved. In this article, we look at five key trends already shaping care across the NHS, with examples from London, Greater Manchester and beyond. These changes aren't just coming - they're already here.

Digital healthcare can feel overwhelming - full of jargon, systems and endless acronyms. This blog breaks it all down in plain English. From what NHS digital actually does - to how apps, data tools and integrated records work behind the scenes, we explore the real impact of digital transformation in UK healthcare. Whether you're a curious patient or a healthcare professional, this is your go-to guide for understanding how NHS technology is shaping the future of care, and what it means for you. Download the full PDF or dive in online.

Cancer care doesn’t stop at the hospital doors, and with digital apps, it doesn’t have to. NHS Trusts like Royal Surrey and Shrewsbury & Telford are transforming patient support through easy to use, tailored apps that reduce admin burden and keep communication flowing. From symptom tracking to personalised guidance, these tools help patients feel informed and supported after discharge, without creating more work for staff. This blog explores how real NHS teams are using tech to enhance care and what the future might hold.

Effective communication is at the heart of quality healthcare - but with busy staff, scattered systems and overwhelmed patients, it’s easy for critical details to fall through the cracks. In this article, we share five practical tips to improve patient communication across your organisation. From centralising key information and sending instant alerts to creating a clearer feedback loop, we explore how small digital changes - especially with the support of patient care apps, can reduce missed information and make patients feel more informed, supported and engaged in their care journey.

With pressures mounting in general practice, the NHS pay rise 2025 brings some much-needed relief - but it’s not the whole solution. Real change comes from giving teams the tools to cut admin and reclaim their time. In this blog, we explore how digital transformation is helping practices like Carolside Medical Centre reduce phone calls by 30%, and why going digital is no longer a luxury - it’s essential.

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The NHS has poured money into digital transformation, but progress has been painfully slow. Outdated systems, data security worries and a lack of staff training mean many Trusts are still stuck with clunky processes. But it’s not all bad - innovations like Scotland’s AI-powered physiotherapist show how tech can make healthcare faster and more efficient. To make real change, the NHS needs better system integration, proper training and patient trust in digital tools.