Digital Healthās monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
This contracts and go lives roundup covers The Royal Marsdenās EPR go-live and the launch of the new Digital Health Intelligence clinical imaging service.
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This contracts and go lives roundup covers The Royal Marsdenās EPR go-live and the launch of the new Digital Health Intelligence clinical imaging service.
The UK consortium bidding to run the Ā£480 million federated data platform (FDP) for the NHS has confirmed that it has been unsuccessful.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustĀ has renewed and extended its contract with specialist UK healthcare informatics provider,Ā Epro.
The HearO app from Cordio Medical is set to expand into the UK this year, helping congestive heart failure patients identify deterioration through AI tech.
Leaders and suppliers in the health and technology industry react to the publication of Patricia Hewitt’s review of integrated care systems (ICSs).
Last week the government said it was cutting its social care investment, a sign that the sector is not receiving enough to deliver care in the digital age.
Patients in the West Country will soon benefit from AI-powered control centres that will help managers better plan their resources around anticipated needs.
The Emis National User Group has created an alternative information campaign for practices to advertise
Siemens Healthcare has opened a dedicated training facility for its syngo clinical imaging solutions, including
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust has spent Ā£16.6m on external consultants working on its Cerner
Hammersmith and Fulham GPs have begun a wholesale switch to TPP due to be completed
Northern Devon community health staff are using mobile devices to electronically record more than 9,000