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'Using tech to bring care closer to home frees up hospital appointments for those who truly need them...'
The Sentinel
|November 20, 2025
New NHS trials will harness technology so patients can be treated remotely 'without an unnecessary trip to hospital'
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DOZENS of new pilot schemes will give patients with certain conditions direct access to specialists through the NHS App, removing the need to travel for a hospital appointment.
Self-reporting health information such as blood pressure and oxygen levels using technology could help reduce pressure on the health service ahead of winter, officials said.
A shift to remote monitoring could free up 500,000 hospital appointments a year once fully rolled out, according to the Government.
Many of the 45 pilots taking place at 37 trusts across England will focus on five specialisms: ear, nose, and throat (ENT); gastroenterology; respiratory medicine; urology; and cardiology.
They will allow patients to use the NHS App to fill in forms rather than attending hospital.
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