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Digital transformation holds promise for improving safety, quality and efficiency in mental health hospitals. Discover what senior leaders should prioritise to drive meaningful, sustainable change in this complex healthcare environment.

This first-hand account from a former mental health inpatient highlights five shifts needed to help services better support the people they serve.

After retiring from a long career in teaching, Veronica found herself stepping into an unexpected role with a renewed sense of purpose – an expert by experience helping to shape the future of mental health services.

"That’s why I joined Oxehealth — it’s a really innovative company that solves problems and makes a meaningful difference for both patients and clinical teams."

Paper-based methods make it difficult to capture, organise, and retrieve useful data. Co-produced digital observations facilitate the collection of richer data, giving clinicians a more holistic and comprehensive view of a patient's condition.

"Simply put, providers with Oxevision are getting better outcomes with lower spend."

Five first-hand stories told by NHS staff illustrate how clinicians have turned data into insight and action to make informed and timely decisions.

"The fact that we can bring incredibly important objective data to the table in a highly sensitive way that doesn't disturb the patient is transformative."

This article is written by two carers who have significant experience of caring for loved ones in inpatient mental health services, and who work with national and local mental health organisations to improve standards of care.

Making hospitals more conducive to high quality sleep might benefit patient experience and wellbeing, and could perhaps even lead to reduced length of stay.

Brian Ferrans and Dr Lesley Brooks discuss SummitStone's reasons for becoming the first US mental health provider to implement Oxehealth's platform.

The team at Oxehealth explains how coproduction in healthcare can create better outcomes for stakeholders; and how patience, diverse voices, trust-building and valuing all contributions can lead to meaningful impact.

Two c-suite executives share insights on how Oxehealth's platform fosters high-reliability care, improves operational efficiency and enhances regulatory practices in inpatient services.

Tracey Wrench reflects on the transformative impact of Oxehealth’s platform in enhancing patient safety and supporting healthcare staff, emphasising the need for technology to align with quality care.

Tracey Wench reflects on 14 years of experience in behavioural health, and her search for creative applications of technology to improve safety in a constrained staffing environment.

With access to objective sleep insights, clinical teams could personalise patient treatment and care in a way that is currently beyond their reach.

"It is vitally important for our partners and for us to really understand and measure the tangible impact of deploying our platform."

Ironically, checking on patients throughout the night to ensure their safety can be devastating to their wellbeing and recovery because of the sleep disturbance it causes. To counter the negative effects of Q15 rounding, behavioural health providers are turning to Oxehealth's platform.

"I couldn't imagine not having the system now in place. It's something that makes us feel more secure and we feel it sets up safety for the patients."

Behavioral Health Business sits down with Laura Cozens, Head of Patient Safety and Quality at Oxehealth, to learn about her experience of using technology to transform patient safety and experience at Broadmoor forensic psychiatric hospital.

92% of staff who use Oxehealth's platform report feeling less stressed. And this isn't the only way the technology can help to address the staffing crisis in behavioral health care.