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Archive: 2020

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Digital Transformation
8 December 2020

Why Royal Wolverhampton opted for a blended digital strategy

Simon Parton from The Royal Wolverhampton explores why the trust has opted for a multi-system strategy over an enterprise-wide EPR
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Robotic Surgery
8 December 2020

South Tees leads the way for robotic surgery in NHS

Surgical teams at The James Cook University Hospital now have three da Vinci robots, allowing them to treat patients with
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7 December 2020

Greater Manchester deploys Advanced integrated care solution for A&E

The Greater Manchester Urgent Primary Care Alliance (GMUPCA) is rolling out Odyssey, the clinical decision support solution from Advanced.
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Digital Tools
7 December 2020

Digital inequalities are everyone’s problem, but we don’t know all the answers

If digital “by default” is the new normal for primary care, how do we know that those with less ability
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Kent and Medway
7 December 2020

Graphnet powered shared record to be launched across Kent and Medway

A new health and social care shared record system is to be launched across Kent and Medway which will cover
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4 December 2020

Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre recognised for EMR practices

The Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre has achieved Stage 6 on the electronic medical record (EMR) adoption and maturity scale set by
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news in brief
4 December 2020

Industry news in brief

This months industry round up features news Allocate and Locum’s Nest have partnered to better fill staffing gaps acrosss health
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3 December 2020

Data and digital listed as a driver to help progress ICSs

NHS England and Improvement board papers have revealed it hopes digital and data will help drive system working as well
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3 December 2020

UK start-up Cera reaches £90m in revenue since launch

This month marks the fourth anniversary since its launch, with Cera now proving more than 25,000 care visits a day
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Joined up UK map
3 December 2020

A tale of just because you can doesn’t mean you should

Adrian Byrne, the chair of the Digital Health CIO Networks muses on why things are simply not joined up enough
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