Introducing the Private Healthcare Information Network: Q&A with Dr Vaibhav Joshi

Mike Devlin MDU head of professional standards and liaison
ByDr Michael Devlin
Published13 September 2017
Information about independent practitioners will soon be made available via PHIN; the Private Healthcare Information Network.
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I strongly believe that while patients will always be PHIN's primary focus, the medical community can leverage genuine benefits from PHIN's work.

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Dr Michael Devlin
Head of professional standards and liaison

Michael was an MDU medico-legal adviser for 15 years, latterly as head of medico-legal services, before taking up the new role of head of professional standards and liaison. He sat on the FFLM's academic committee and was previously treasurer, and an examiner for the MFFLM. He has published widely on medico-legal matters, and has significant experience in teaching and assessing knowledge in medico-legal subjects.

Dr VJ Joshi

Dr Vaibhav 'VJ' Joshi, director of clinical informatics at the Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN), is a passionate advocate for improving patient care through increasing access to meaningful information to patients and their doctors. Having been a doctor in emergency medicine and with a background in medical informatics from both the NHS and private sector, VJ understands the frontline realities of data collection and brings broad clinical experience to PHIN as it looks to improve transparency and deliver real value from data in private healthcare.

Introducing the Private Healthcare Information Network: Q&A with Dr Vaibhav Joshi