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To understand what MPFT Digital means to our service users and our staff, we asked a simple question; “what exactly does digital mean to our care delivery?”.
The MPFT Digital Strategy aims to ensure the answers to this question are a reality for our service users and staff.
“There is a lot more scope using MS Teams in every area of Doctor's or Consultants appointments”
Service User of MPFT
“Digital to me, means that, if I need re-referral, I know I’ve got help and support straight away. From experience, this has helped me with early intervention, giving me refreshers on the strategies that help me. In my opinion this has helped prevent me from relapse in the long run”.
Service User of MPFT
“Doing my sessions via video link have been so much better as being a visual person, it is what is needed for me in my therapy”
Service user of MPFT
“Digital means variety and efficiency; both in terms of access to care for our patients and workflow solutions for staff”
Dr Matt Tovey CCIO - Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist & Medical Lead for Prison Psychiatry
“People have the right equipment to use at the right place at the right time that’s fully supported with relevant information that’s collected with a purpose, all for improving the quality of care”
Emma Kirkbride – Head of Health and Social Care Systems
“Digital presents opportunity. Through innovation we can make personalised care easier to access for our users and easier to deliver for our staff”
Martyn Perry, Associate Director of MPFT Digital Transformation
“Digital supports our integrated care ambition, releasing time to care for our Clinicians”
Steve Martin, Chief Nursing Information Officer
“Digital innovation has allowed us to reimagine the way we support, engage and involve service users, carers and families through service changes and redesign – more people than ever who have lived experience have been joining our co-production teams across all of our services”
Fiona Moore, Head of Involvement and Experience
