How Blackpool Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust broke the mold with no-code process automation
Increase collaboration, accuracy and efficiency with no-code process automation
Watch and find out how a large healthcare institution used no-code process automation to cultivate a culture of collaboration and improve efficiency across
One of most popular sessions All Access Low Code 2023, this presentation shows how Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has leveraged no-code tools to automate more than 55 business processes in 12 months. As a result, it eliminated paper-based process inefficiencies across multiple locations, increased flexibility and boosted accuracy.
Featuring FlowForma's product strategist, Paul Stone, and Martin McKechnie, head of digital identity and system administration at Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, this session will equip you with real-world approaches to implementing and scaling no-code process automation in complex, fast-paced environments.
Key take-aways from the webinar include:
- The significance of leveraging a process automation solution to address key workflow challenges across a wide range of departments.
- The efficiencies gained by moving to the cloud, and the benefits of automating 55 processes in 12 months.
- Powers Apps vs. FlowForma Process Automation: the impact of delivering new systems via IT resources with minimal effort and no coding requirements.
- Scaling automation and the future state of automation at Blackpool Teaching Hospital Trust.
- Where and how automation can be used to enhance efficiency, consistency, and accuracy.
- Why FlowForma customers see ROI in less than 6 weeks.
Speakers
Paul Stone
Product Strategist
FlowForma
With almost 30 years’ experience in the IT industry, Paul is a highly accomplished IT professional who is the go-to product expert, from both a business and technical perspective. Paul works closely with FlowForma’s US and UK clients, supporting them in the delivery of FlowForma’s Process Automation tool, helping organizations automate and streamline their business processes.
Martyn McKechnie
Head of Digital Identity and System Administration
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Employed at Blackpool Teaching Hospitals since 2012, Martyn oversees the Digital Identity and System Administration service which is specialist in being responsible for ensuring that all employees accessing Trust systems and data, are identity verified and issued with the correct systems access for their role, along with providing application configuration to a number of core clinical systems.
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