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Technology doesn’t transform services. People do.
Problems Worth Solving brings you conversations with the leaders, practitioners, and radical thinkers reshaping health, care and support services. It's hosted by Sam Menter, co-founder of Healthia (www.healthia.services).
From transformation and AI to prevention and human-centred design, each episode uncovers the ideas and experiences behind lasting change.
Guests include NHS directors, policy shapers, entrepreneurs, clinicians, and designers — all united by a drive to solve complex problems.
Listen if you would like to understand how health systems can evolve to meet today’s pressures and tomorrow’s possibilities.
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Dementia is the UK's biggest killer. Yet around a third of people living with it don't have a diagnosis.
And we're still largely using services designed for a time when there was much less we could do about the condition.
That's beginning to change.
The new Manchester Brain Heal…
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Dr Neil Churchill OBE is Director for People and Communities at NHS England. He has spent much of his career working across the boundary between the NHS and voluntary sector. His argument is simple: the health service depends on charities far more than it often acknowledges - but those relationship…
Tero Väänänen, Head of Design at NHS England, has spent nearly thirty years watching the same pattern repeat across finance, telecoms, and now one of the world's most complex health systems. Organisations optimise the capabilities they own. People fall through the gaps between them.
In this co…
At a radiology AI conference, a clinician described a simple interface choice: an agree/disagree button for feeding back on AI diagnoses. It looked clean and efficient. But it assumed something fundamentally untrue: that clinicians experience a binary internal state when reviewing AI outputs. In re…
Last year, GP teams in England delivered over 380 million appointments — and the pressure is on to deliver even more. But maybe the bigger opportunity isn't making each consultation faster? What if it's rethinking the relationship between a person and their GP?
Dr Shanker Vijayadeva is a …
In this episode, Helen Thomas, Chief Executive of Digital Health and Care Wales, shares a rare and honest perspective on the human side of transformation.
Drawing on more than 36 years in the NHS, including leading Wales’ digital response during covid, Helen reflects on what leadership really feels…
Imagine starting every day with a calculation: what you eat, how you move, whether an unexpected walk or a stressful meeting will tip your blood sugars out of range. That daily mental load sets the stage for our conversation with Dr David Cheney of Diabetes UK, where we unpack the hidden frictions …
Professor Jim McManus: Zooming out on prevention
In this episode, we explore prevention in its widest sense — across systems, communities and everyday life.
Professor Jim McManus, National Director of Health and Wellbeing at Public Health Wales, explains why prevention remains one of the toughest c…
The way we design health apps is shaping who stays healthy and who gets left behind.
In this conversation, Amber Vodegel, founder of the world’s largest pregnancy app, Pregnancy Plus, and now CEO of 28x, challenges how women’s health technology is built, funded, and trusted.
Amber argues that healt…
What if the word "solution" is generating more problems than it solves? In this revealing conversation, Rachel Hope, Director of Digital Prevention Services for the NHS, challenges our fundamental thinking about technology and transformation in healthcare.Rachel is building the architectu…
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