Dr William Maish

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• Designing Digital Health Systems for Real Patients, Not Ideal Ones – Dr William Maish
  Written by Dr William Maish Most healthcare software is built around idealised patient journeys that don’t reflect real-world behaviour. People forget details, struggle with medical… Read more: Designing Digital Health Systems for Real Patients, Not Ideal Ones – Dr William Maish
• Why Clinical Governance Still Matters in Digital Health – Dr William Maish
  Written by Dr William Maish As digital health grows, clinical governance often lags behind. Many platforms operate without transparent medical oversight, clear escalation procedures or… Read more: Why Clinical Governance Still Matters in Digital Health – Dr William Maish
• The Problem With “Fast Medicine” – Dr William Maish
  Written by Dr William Maish Speed has become the selling point for many digital health companies, but faster is not always better. When systems prioritise… Read more: The Problem With “Fast Medicine” – Dr William Maish
• The Myth of Continuity: Why Modern Healthcare Is Still Designed for a World That No Longer Exists – Dr William Maish
  Written by Dr William Maish Healthcare systems continue to operate on an assumption that is increasingly untrue: that continuity of care exists by default. For… Read more: The Myth of Continuity: Why Modern Healthcare Is Still Designed for a World That No Longer Exists – Dr William Maish
• What Makes a Good Digital Intake System? – Dr William Maish
  Written by Dr William Maish Most online medical forms still feel like outdated questionnaires. A modern digital intake system should behave more like a structured… Read more: What Makes a Good Digital Intake System? – Dr William Maish