Movers and Shakers news roundup
May’s edition of Movers and Shakers features plenty of appointments across a number of organisations such as Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.
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May’s edition of Movers and Shakers features plenty of appointments across a number of organisations such as Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.
The aim of the Phillips Ives review is to ensure that nursing and midwifery workforce is equipped to deal with any future technological challenges.
PRSB is supporting patient-centred care and improving care standards with its campaign #CareAboutMe, promoting the use of About Me information.
University Hospitals Plymouth is adding new modules to its EPR at Derriford Hospital’s emergency department to boost patient safety and staff efficiency.
We speak to Rewired Pitchfest finalists Little Journey – a start-up which aims to support children and families with their healthcare interactions.
The Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust has confirmed it has been experiencing “disruption and instability issues” with some of its IT systems.
A virtual ward is to be rolled out across London as part of a remote monitoring programme which aims to improve care for patients waiting for heart surgery.
Our latest roundup features Mid and South Essex choosing pathology supplier SYNLAB for a £900
Recommended digital therapies for mental health conditions could free up thousands of NHS therapists’ hours,
Today’s Coffee Time Briefing covers a new smart headband for PMS and menstrual pain and
Dr Alec Price-Forbes has been appointed as the national CCIO and Helen Balsdon as the
Careology and the Ella Dawson Foundation have partnered to offer tailored support to young people