Checklist began in the mid-1990s as a better way of negotiating between NHS commissioners and hospital. We pioneered the concept of the ‘waiting list shape’, which allows better list management and reductions in waiting times without compromising clinical priorities. Since then, the model has expanded its scope to include every aspect
of planning hospital services. It enables everyone - hospitals, commissioners, healthcare policy-makers - to see precisely what is happening to services, and to save money by allocating resources in the best possible way.

Our latest model, due out in the New Year, includes ground-breaking features such as the ability to compare different scenarios side by side and to model alternative care pathways.

Our team of support staff all have very extensive experience of the NHS. All have spent the majority of their working lives working in or for the NHS in jobs ranging from front line clinical services to IT departments. This means that they understand all the problems and frustrations you experience in providing and commissioning healthcare services.
They are on hand to give all the support that you need, both to new and experienced users of Checklist, whether it's getting going with using the model, advising on large or small scale planning projects or demonstrating its functions to clinical staff.