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Update from the Future Hospital Programme.

Mark Temple¹, Frank Joseph²

¹Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust.

Future Healthcare Journal

|May 18, 2019

Summary

This summary is machine-generated.

The Future Hospital Programme provides updates on advancements towards the Future Hospital Commission

Area of Science:

Healthcare innovation
Hospital management
Medical technology integration

Background:

The Future Hospital Commission outlines a vision for evolving healthcare delivery.

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The Royal College of Physicians leads the Future Hospital Programme to realize this vision.

Collaboration with partners is essential for program success.