Sector focus
At Opencast, it is vitally important that we do the right thing for our people, clients and wider society. This has driven our desire to work in healthcare – and we have partnered with clients in the sector since Opencast was founded back in 2012.
Opencast has had a long-standing partnership with the NHS Business Services Authority, which provides business support services to the National Health Service. Our teams have worked on a range of NHSBSA projects and programmes, sharing our expertise in user-centred design, programme, project and agile delivery, and software development. We solve complex challenges and deliver services that ultimately enable the NHS to operate.
More recently, we’ve worked with eConsult Health – founded by four innovative GP partners at the Hurley Group, which pioneered early online healthcare consultation. Our teams have been working with eConsult to grow its technology services and become the NHS’s leading online consultant provider. eConsult is now live in over 3200 NHS GP practices and nine urgent and emergency care (UEC) units across the UK.
Our consultants bring decades of collective knowledge and expertise working with a broad range of public and private sector healthcare organisations, including the Care Quality Commission, Connect Health, EMIS Health, Health Design Technology Institute, Healthcare Gateway, Kroger Health, NHS Digital, NHS England, NHS Scotland and Public Health England, amongst others. They bring a wealth of domain knowledge that spans across all our services.
eConsult is a digital health company giving patients remote access to NHS doctors. It was established by four GP partners wanting to transform the delivery of healthcare to patients through technology.
Opencast has extensive experience of working across government and the public sector.
Opencast has a strong heritage in financial services, having worked across the sector since we were founded in 2012.
Working across the green energy sector gives our consultants the chance to make a tangible positive impact on the environment.
Loading...
