One Communications Platform Connecting Healthcare Organisations in the UK

How UK health organisations use Zoom

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  Virtual consultations

  Deliver convenient, personalised at-home telehealth services that make care more accessible for those with limited mobility, weakened immune systems, and specialised needs.

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  Video group clinics

  Give patients the flexibility to meet from anywhere with remote group programmes for long-term disease management, rehabilitation, mental health therapy, and other support activities.

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  Multi-disciplinary team meetings

  Bring together clinicians from other health services or facilities for multi-disciplinary team (MDT) meetings, removing geographic barriers and increasing time spent on clinical decision making.

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  Medical education

  Host up to 1,000 interactive video participants, or 50,000 webinar attendees, for large training sessions and continuing professional development courses.

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  Emergency consultations

  When every second counts, instantly connect with stroke specialists and other clinicians for video consultations in critical care situations.

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  Simulation suites

  Use wearable cameras and simultaneous video feeds to enable trainee clinicians to see multiple views of the simulated patient, assisting in urgent care training scenarios.

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  Administrative communications

  Enable staff, clinicians, and administrators to connect and collaborate across your organisation by phone, video, chat, or SMS, all on one platform.

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  Interpreter services

  Expand access to language services by making interpreters available to patients virtually. Coming in the next year, we plan to add live automated translation in 12 languages.

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  Live transcription

  Make meetings more accessible for patients who are deaf or hard of hearing with live transcription, which uses AI to automatically generate captions in real time.