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Swedish medical researchers have found that analyzing historical digital images in radiology databases can save millions of euros by better predicting the onset of osteoporosis in patients who have previously had fractures.
Presenting high quality data to patients is unlikely to directly drive improvements in the quality of care, according to a paper in the BMJ.
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust has completed the roll out of its IMS Maxims patient administration system across all of its hospital sites.
The National Audit Office has confirmed that it will launch an investigation into the value of the National Programme for IT in the NHS, focusing specifically on the £546m contract that was awarded to BT last year.
NHS Tayside has deployed Voice Technologies’ WinVoicePro to deliver electronic correspondence from all its clinics to GP practices.
Health secretary Andrew Lansley has quietly dropped his pre-election pledge to rename the Department of Health the Department of Public Health.
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
