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24 January 2018

Think tank report argues AI could help with efficiencies within the NHS

The author of a report exploring how Artificial Intelligence (AI) could be used in healthcare has argued "making sure the
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24 January 2018

Bupa partners up with HealthTap to develop new healthcare solutions

Bupa has announced it is partnering up with HealthTap to develop innovative healthcare solutions for its 16.5 million customers.
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23 January 2018

Natural Cycles app ‘reported to Swedish authorities after 37 unwanted pregnancies’

Natural Cycles, a birth control app, has reportedly been referred to authorities in Sweden after a hospital discovered a number
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23 January 2018

Kings Fund report suggests NHS fragmentation is stifling innovation

Fragmentation within the NHS and a lack of resources are stopping the spread of innovation, a new report from the
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23 January 2018

The challenge of funding cloud using ‘Monopoly money’

While NHS Digital’s latest guidance on cloud services is helpful, Darren McKenna says we need revenue funding instead of capital
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23 January 2018

Innovation Agency launches coaching academy for health professionals

The Innovation Agency has launched a coaching academy with the aim of helping health and social care professionals introduce new
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22 January 2018

NHS green-lights cloud technology for storing patient data

NHS Digital has issued new national guidance for health and care organisations considering cloud services for storing patient information.
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22 January 2018

Emis faces multi-million pound penalty for GPSoC breach

Emis has notified investors it expects to incur penalties “in the order of upper single digits of millions of pounds”
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Babylon 2
22 January 2018

Part 2: Can tech help in averting next winter crisis?

In this second article of two-part series, Shreshtha Trivedi looks at how primary care and urgent care sector are using
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22 January 2018

Patient survey reveals preference for digital communications

A study has revealed more than two thirds of patients questioned showed a preference for digital communications, with 68 per
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