We have a close working history with the NI NHS in oncology, consulting with the ARIA Oncology eMar rollout. Alongside this we pride ourselves with a patient and nursing focused perspective in all of the individual health trusts. Primarily regarding high-cost medication and workflow improvement of hazardous medications.

Cross border medication access is a scheme that allows patients in Northern Ireland to receive private treatment in the Republic of Ireland and have some of their costs reimbursed by the NHS. This scheme can help patients who are facing long waiting lists or lack of availability for certain medications in Northern Ireland. By optimizing cross border medication access, patients can benefit from the following advantages: - Access to high-quality and innovative medications that may not be available or approved in Northern Ireland1 - Reduced waiting times and improved outcomes for patients with chronic or rare conditions - Increased choice and involvement in their health care decisions - Savings for the NHS by reducing the demand and costs of medication management in Northern Ireland Cross border medication access is a valuable option for patients in Northern Ireland who need timely and effective treatment. Contact us today and find out how we can help you optimize your cross border medication access.

The NHS is facing unprecedented challenges in delivering high-quality care to patients while managing rising costs and increasing demand. One of the key areas where the NHS can achieve significant savings and improve outcomes is high cost medication management and workflow optimization. Examples include biologics, cancer drugs, and orphan drugs. These medications account for a large proportion of the NHS drug budget and are expected to grow in the future. Managing these medications effectively requires a comprehensive and coordinated approach that involves various stakeholders, such as prescribers, pharmacists, nurses, patients, and payers. Workflow optimization can help reduce interruptions, enhance compliance, increase availability, and monitor performance of medication management. By implementing high cost medication management and workflow optimization strategies, the NHS can benefit from the following advantages: - Reduce costs and waste by ensuring appropriate prescribing, dispensing, and administration of high cost medications - Improve patient safety and satisfaction by reducing errors, adverse events, and variability in medication management4 - Improve patient outcomes and quality of life by providing access to the most effective and innovative medications - Comply with national and international standards and regulations on medication management High cost medication management and workflow optimization are essential for the NHS to achieve its vision of providing the best possible care for everyone.

We offer a range of oncology consulting services, from research and development to commercialization and patient engagement. We have a team of experts with deep knowledge and experience in oncology, as well as access to cutting-edge data and technology. We can help you optimize your oncology portfolio, accelerate your innovation, improve your outcomes, and reduce your costs. Contact us today to find out how we can help you deliver better care for cancer patients.

We have established a strong relationship with the Australian health system’s nurses, who are the facilitators of the health and care systems and possess the qualifications, knowledge and skills to provide high-quality care where and when it is needed. By working closely with the nurses, we are able to: - Gain valuable insights into the needs and challenges of the health care system, as well as the best practices and innovations in nursing - Provide tailored solutions that address the specific issues and goals of each client, whether they are health care providers, payers, or biopharma companies - Enhance our credibility and reputation as a trusted partner and advisor in the health care sector4 Our relationship with the Australian health system’s nurses not only improves our consulting practice, but also contributes to the improvement of the health and well-being of the Australian community