In the Spotlight: Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust

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When Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust needed to fast-track the launch of its 24/7 urgent Mental Health Crisis Helpline during the COVID-19 pandemic, it realised its existing technology simply couldn’t keep up with the demand. Together with ITGL, Calabrio and Cisco Webex Contact Center, it implemented a solution that’s not just meeting NHS directives but improving care outcomes for patients and safeguarding clinicians.

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