Practical NHS insight for pharma, medtech, diagnostics and device teams who need to understand what the NHS is really trying to solve - and how to position their work so it lands.
Embedded Edge is a free insight programme from Scott McKenzie, created to help commercial and market access teams move beyond product conversations and start thinking in pathways.
Each month, Scott breaks down one of the major shifts happening inside the NHS and shows you what it means in practice.
This month’s focus is The Left Shift - one of the most talked about, and least understood, changes in the NHS.
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| Packages | Growth | Pro | Partner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ideal for | Teams ready to build capability and move from reactive to proactive | Senior leaders who need foresight and interpretation | Organisations serious about adoption and delivery |
| Monthly investment* | £825/month | £1,245/month | £1,995/month |
| Key outcomes | Workshops, coaching, templates and bespoke briefings | Strategy and policy briefings, executive forums and premium tools | Codesigned business cases, pilots, executive strategy sessions and guaranteed adoption |
| Learn more | More on Growth | More on Pro | More on Partner |
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