NHS England signs digital urgent and emergency care contracts
NHS England has signed two contracts to support the digital transformation of urgent and emergency care, totalling £86 million in value.
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NHS England has signed two contracts to support the digital transformation of urgent and emergency care, totalling £86 million in value.
North London Mental Health Partnership (NLMHP) has gone live with a personal health record from Patients Know Best.
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has announced plans to trial a pre-hospital video triage scheme for stroke patients.
Today’s Coffee Time Briefing covers Walsall Healthcare’s first digital nurse role, rehab robots and a maternity EPR at East and North Herts.
York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals and Harrogate and District NHS FT have selected Nervecentre as their preferred EPR supplier.
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board has partnered with Better to deliver an electronic prescribing and medicines administration system.
Milton Keynes University Hospital is trialling a conversational AI assistant in its ophthalmology department.
Emis and Ascribe have created a “sweet spots map” of common users to develop exemplars
Taunton and Somerset and Yeovil District Hospital NHS foundation trusts are still migrating data to
NHS England has submitted three Section 251 exemption requests to allow some patient confidential data
A Swedish company is the preferred bidder for a £19m contract to provide IT systems
The Scottish cluster of the Healthcare App Network for Development and Innovation has been launched