Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing āĀ
Today’s briefing covers trials into the use of psychoactive medicines to treat PTSD and academics calling for regulation of Femtech devices.
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Today’s briefing covers trials into the use of psychoactive medicines to treat PTSD and academics calling for regulation of Femtech devices.
Applications have opened for the Evidence Generator Bootcamp from DigitalHealth.London, aimed at companies looking to enhance their evidence generation.
Alcidion has launched Miya Results Tracking in a bid to reduce the risk of test results not being followed up and thus improve patient safety.
Our latest Movers and Shakers roundup features plenty of movement within NHS England and a new chief executive for Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex.
Health leaders have given a cautious welcome to the Spring budget’s announcement of Ā£3.4 billion of investment in NHS digitisation.
Today’s briefing includes NHS England publishing guidance on network segmentation and Sonari Analytics and Candel Therapeutics announcing a partnership.
Access HSC managing director Steve Sawyer has said that it is āblinkeredā to solely look at and worry about EPRs because āit is not about the EPR anymoreā.
The promised āNHS information revolutionā could be the biggest driver for change in the health
The outline business case for the South Acute Programme has been approved by HM Treasury
United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust has decided not to take CSCās Lorenzo electronic patient record
The governmentās plan to sequence 100,000 human genomes and link these to electronic health records
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust is sending discharge letters to GPs across eight clinical commissioning