by Kate Pym | May 13, 2025 | Blog, Business development, Commercial, Consultancy, Healthcare, NHS
Across international healthcare, artificial intelligence (AI) has transitioned from a novel innovation to a critical component in reshaping treatment approaches and patient care dynamics. As Managing Director of Pym’s Consultancy, I’ve witnessed first-hand...
by Kate Pym | Jan 28, 2025 | Blog, Business, Business development, Commercial, Healthcare
Wow! What a cracking start to 2025. Things are getting busy out there. Lots of projects to be completed and strategies to be developed. After a dismal start to 2024 with investment in healthcare seeming to be all but non-existent, this time last year was...
by Kate Pym | Aug 19, 2024 | Blog, Business, Business development, NHS, NHS structures
With so many diverse software solutions for patient care and data collection in the NHS, we are constantly looking for efficient and integrated data management systems. Part of my role is to research and keep up to date with advancements, so this is an area...
by Kate Pym | Mar 14, 2024 | Blog, Business, Business development, Commercial
“Stakeholders” – another piece of industry jargon that is frequently thrown in the faces of entrepreneurs. “Who are your stakeholders?” “How will you engage them?” you are asked on training courses and funding rounds. Now, I grew up as a member of a family of...
by Kate Pym | Mar 7, 2024 | Blog, Business, Business development, Commercial, Consultancy, Financial, NHS
In a landmark move, the Chancellor’s 2024 Spring Budget has earmarked a transformative £3.4 billion investment in NHS technology, aiming to usher in a new era of efficiency and productivity within the UK’s healthcare system. This significant financial...
by Kate Pym | Feb 5, 2024 | Blog, Business, Business development, Commercial, Consultancy, None, Social Care
It’s no secret that care homes in the UK face multiple challenges. Here at Pym’s Consultancy, we see this on a regular basis when helping our clients with their CQC registration and inspections. We also saw the ‘sharp end’ of social care when we ran our Peer Networks...
