Clinical Solutions Focuses on Scotland and Ireland with New Appointment

Clinical SolutionsClinical Solutions, the leading clinical decision support provider, has appointed Noel O'Connell as Business Manager for Scotland and Ireland. This appointment comes at a time when Clinical Solutions accelerates the roll out of its technology and content.

Shaun Hopgood, Executive Vice President for Clinical Solutions UK and Ireland comments, "Noel's appointment is a very timely addition to our team, when organisations in Scotland and Ireland aim to transform healthcare systems in the digital age, and face demographic, urgent care and chronic disease management challenges. His commercial and technology experience will be an asset to our organisation."

Noel has enjoyed a career spanning more than 25 years in which he has held a wide variety of UK roles in sales leadership, with a wealth of experience in large scale public and private sector projects across Scotland, England and Wales, focusing on Content Management, Workflow, Business Intelligence, CRM, Case Management and many bespoke development solutions.

Noel joins Clinical Solutions from Pulsion Technology Limited, an award winning, independent IT and software development company.

About Clinical Solutions
Clinical Solutions is a trusted provider of scalable, multi-channel, decision support and expert knowledge solutions, allowing frontline stakeholders to reach out to patients and provide them with a safe but active role in their own care, and a seamless journey through the healthcare system. This means lower costs, lower risks and a higher degree of patient satisfaction.

Clinical Solutions offers a unique combination of capabilities that include all the elements of an integrated solution encompassing clinical content, software applications, hosted N3 data centre, managed IT infrastructure and 24/7 support. Clinical Solutions has offices in UK, USA and Australia. Customers include; NHS Direct in England and Wales; NHS 24 in Scotland; and walk-in centres across England, as well as customers in North America, Brazil, Portugal, Norway, India, Australia, and New Zealand. Its solutions are used to serve over 100 million people across the world. The clinical algorithms and scripts that power the solutions have been proven in over 60 million clinical transactions.

For further information visit www.clinicalsolutions.com.

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