Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕
Today’s coffee briefing has news from the British Standards’ Institute, Orizon and Oncotech.
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Today’s coffee briefing has news from the British Standards’ Institute, Orizon and Oncotech.
Asthma app, Digital Health Passport has been rolled out to 12 ICB regions, to help support asthma self-management with tools and advice.
Two companies, Brainomix and Nanoflex Robotics, have been awarded £764,000 to develop an AI-powered robotic system to help diagnose and treat stroke.
Sixteen medical directors have signed a letter in support of the government’s FDP project as NHSE prepares to announce the winning bidder for the project.
Ahead of speaking at AI and Data, Dione Rogers, Simon Noel and Julia Gudgeon join Jordan Sollof on Unplugged to discuss AI in nursing and midwifery.
This morning briefing features news from MD Consents, Cardiomatics and confirmation of a data breach at genetic testing company 23andMe.
The term virtual wards can be “misleading” as it makes you imagine it involves virtual reality and high-level tech, a panel said at a King’s Fund event.
A white paper, published by homecare technology company, Birdie, has called for more integration between
Today’s Coffee Time Briefing covers Oxford Health’s £35m digital mental health framework and a cyberattack
Digital Health News reporter, Jordan Sollof is joined by Lloyd Price and Mohammad Al-Ubaydli to
Electric drones will deliver urgent blood samples for Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust,
The first GP practice has gone live with an EMIS functionality which allows easier access