Videos - Map of Medicine

Quality:MK Primary Care Leadership film

NHS Milton Keynes demonstrates how they use the Map to improve the quality of care in Milton Keynes through the Quality:MK programme.

NHS Institute best practice case study film

NHS Wirral used the Map of Medicine to adopt a whole system approach to reviewing and redesigning the care pathways for children and young people, as highlighted in this NHS Institute best practice case study film.

Benefits right through the system | 3:17

Representatives from healthcare communities around England describe the range of ways Map of Medicine will help them improve services.

Putting knowledge on tap | 5:05

Sir Muir Gray, NHS National Knowledge Service Director, discusses Map of Medicine's role in the knowledge revolution transforming health care.

Achieving consensus on newborn hearing
screening | 6:12

Professor Adrian Davies, Director, explains the benefits the Map has brought to England’s Newborn Hearing Screening Programme.

Managing demand for specialist services | 4:32

Professor Aled Phillips of Cardiff’s Institute of Nephrology explains how the Map is managing a potential 'tidal wave' of referrals.

Informing clinicians and building patient trust | 6:03

Dr Amir Hannan, a GP and primary care lead, describes the wide-ranging benefits the Map offers GPs, patients and commissioners.

Meeting health management priorities | 4:51

Mr Amit Sinha, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Conwy and Denbighshire NHS Trust, outlines how the Map is helping achieve waiting-time targets.

Smoother journeys and better patient experiences | 6:02

Mr Sinha and Mrs Debbie Doig-Evans, ICP facilitator, review the Map's role in standardising referrals and improving patients' experiences.

Enhancing nursing practice | 5:42

Barbara Stuttle, National Clinical Lead for Connecting for Health, Nursing and Midwifery sees benefits for nurses, commissioners and patients.

Creating clinical engagement for effective change | 4:23

Cathy Gritzner, Director of Commissioning and Performance, Wirral WCT tells how the Map brings clinicians together to create better pathways.

Managing demand for specialist services | 4:56

Gwent’s Continence Service Head Karen Logan and project leader Joanna Dundon describe the Map's role in improving catheterised patient management.

Helping transform services to cut waiting times | 4:30

Dr Kerry Tinkler of Royal Free's 18 week pathways project explains how the Map helped transform Carpal Tunnel Syndrome services.

Bringing healthcare communities together | 3:22

Dr Shyamal Mukherjee MBE (Medical Director) and Cathy Gritzner discuss the Map's role in improving services in Wirral.