Feedback Share Price (FDBK)

You said the same thing when Wes Streeting resigned.

I haven’t heard that Tom has been side-hustling as Starmer’s or the Labour Party’s spokesperson, so I honestly don’t see why Oakley needs to address shareholders every time there’s political movement in government 😄

Sure, changes could create delays and potentially increase the chance of an additional equity raise -that’s a fair discussion. But the UK will likely be on its 8th Prime Minister in around 10 years. So I guess, non elected government officials and NHS leadership have plenty of experience dealing with constant political change.

Also, NHS reform is one of Labour’s flagship policies — something they repeatedly point to as evidence of delivery. Whoever comes next is more likely to continue the reform agenda, or even accelerate it, rather than reverse it.

The bigger question isn’t whether government changes. It’s whether Feedback was ever actually included in the NHS 10-Year Plan. If it wasn’t, then neither a stable government nor a changing one will make much difference. If it is, however, then the opportunity could be enormous.

Looks like more revolving doors with Starmer likely to go I can't think this helps the timetable I think an equity raise is now very much likelier. I wonder if Tom will give the faithful an update. ?

I'm looking at what's around regarding " Straight To Test", and what if any funding is behind it, as we know Straight to Test is a main pillar of FDBKs new pathway...where GP can refer straight to tests, before patient sees the consultant or whatever health professional , if any the tests dictate they see., saving potentially hundreds of thousands of unnecessary initial hospital appointments.

I found this "Inside the NHS’s National Cancer Plan for England 2026-2035"

https://www.carnallfarrar.com/inside-the-nhss-national-cancer-plan-for-england-2026-2035/

The plan centres on “patient-first care” with four core pillars:

Community-first care: Most cancer care will move outside hospitals by 2035, with straight-to-test pathways for top 10 specialities, a £2.3bn Community Diagnostic Centre investment, and named lead for every patient from 2028.

"Data, digital and AI: New technologies will transform cancer care delivery and access. The Federated Data Platform tool Cancer 360 will centralise patient data by 2026/27, enabling clinicians to prioritise those most in need and see patients quicker. From 2028, the NHS App will become the primary cancer access point, with a Single Patient Record providing seamless data sharing across the system. Chest X-ray AI will be deployed across all trusts to enhance diagnostic accuracy and speed."

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Just thought i would have a quick look at Optum and PPL to see there relationship with Microsoft and Copilot.

https://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/optum-real-microsoft-partner-ai-claims-and-reimbursement

PPL rolls out Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat company-wide, becoming one of the first in the industry to scale up Enterprise AI enablement

https://www.ppl.com.pk/content/ppl-rolls-out-microsoft-365-copilot-chat-company-wide-becoming-one-first-industry-scale