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27 March 2020

Digital Health Unplugged: Coronavirus special

Join our news team, editor Hannah Crouch and senior reporters, Andrea Downey and Owen Hughes, as they talk through the
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A graphic of the coronavirus virus
27 March 2020

Coronavirus news round-up: Digital Health debrief

Digital Health News will be bringing you a weekly round-up of the latest coronavirus news from the NHS and suppliers
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26 March 2020

Digital Health Networks discuss digital responses to Covid-19

A total of 442 members of the networks tuned into a special webinar around digital responses to Covid-19, which featured
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Video Consultation
26 March 2020

Exclusive: 11 suppliers chosen to provide video consults during Covid-19

Suppliers have been told they will be working with a number of CCGs, but exact regions are yet to be
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Opt-Out
26 March 2020

National data opt-out deadline pushed back to alleviate Covid-19 response

NHS Digital and NHSX have moved the national data opt-out compliance deadline to 30 September to allow NHS organisations to
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Gaming
26 March 2020

Lessons from gaming – can we get patients hooked on health apps?

Gaming and healthcare are not usually put together in the same sentence but Kumar Jacob, founder and CEO of Mindwave
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Ali Parsa Babylon
26 March 2020

Babylon Health launches Covid-19 care assistant in UK

Patients can use the service to check symptoms, get advice on Covid-19 and can be referred to a GP or
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A women interacting with her smartphone
25 March 2020

GoodSAM app being used to recruit NHS volunteers

The GoodSAM app is being used to help recruit around a quarter of a million volunteers to support the NHS during
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Coronavirus
25 March 2020

King’s College London launches Covid-19 symptom reporting app

King's College London has launched an app that will allow people to report symptoms of Covid-19 and researchers to track
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25 March 2020

Frimley Park Hospital installs new ‘deep learning’ CT scanners

Called AiCE, the AI algorithm can deliver quicker, more reliable and higher-quality image reconstructions from patient CT scans.
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