#patient-access

#patient-access

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London's position as Europe's leading clinical research hub generates profound impacts extending far beyond laboratory walls and hospital wards. Hundreds of London trials running simultaneously create a sophisticated ecosystem connecting pharmaceutical companies, research institutions, healthcare providers, and most importantly, thousands of patients seeking access to innovative treatments whilst contributing to medical advancement. This ecosystem delivers tangible economic value whilst simultaneously addressing patient needs that conventional healthcare often cannot meet.

For these patients, minutes and miles matter. Transfers risk delays at every step: co-ordination, transit and bed-waits on admission. In emergencies like neutropenic sepsis, treatment must be instant.

The company is tackling one of healthcare's most persistent problems: access. Known as the "front door" of healthcare, communication and scheduling systems often determine whether patients can actually secure timely care. Across the U.S., as many as 42% of patient calls and texts go unanswered during peak hours, largely due to staffing shortages and overburdened call centers. This leads to delays in care, missed appointments, and revenue loss for practices.

"Under a new law that went into effect July 1, doctors in Florida can administer unapproved stem-cell therapies for wound care, pain management, or orthopedic purposes."

The new law significantly broadens medical cannabis access in Texas by introducing an inclusive list of qualifying conditions, delivering critical wellness alternatives to patients.

It's shocking that there is so much miscommunication regarding parking for employees who have been hired expecting to park at their workplace.