National CIO and CNIO confirmed as Summer Schools keynotes
Two senior NHS England leaders have been confirmed as keynote speakers for Digital Health Summer Schools on 27-28 July at the University of Birmingham.
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Two senior NHS England leaders have been confirmed as keynote speakers for Digital Health Summer Schools on 27-28 July at the University of Birmingham.
A PA ConsultingĀ surveyĀ found that 65% of health leaders expect a lack of understanding of healthcare and pathways to slow the adoption of home-based care.Ā Ā
A flagship NHS lung cancer screening initiative using InfoFlex software has delivered promising early results in Kent and Medway.Ā Ā Ā
Two more NHS trusts have deployed the Patients Know Best personal health record solution to improve care and digitise patient communications.
PainChek, a medical device for pain assessment, and Care Control, a digital care management software provider, announced their integration.Ā Ā
Medichecks has showcased Plasma, a pathology platform to support the growing demand for blood testing as part of the evolution of diagnostics as a service.
The latest edition of Movers and Shakers includes appointments at the Department for Work and Pensions and Guyās and St Thomasā Foundation Trust.
A consortium of 11 trusts in Cheshire & Merseyside has installed a new picture and
Greater Glasgow Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services staff are using a shared electronic record
The North, Midlands and East programme for IT is predicted to reap benefits of more
Children identified as vulnerable by social services will be flagged to NHS staff if they
Tim Kelsey, NHS England’s national director for patients and information, will be the keynote speaker