
Digitally enabled care to go ‘mainstream’ in the next decade, Long Term Plan promises
Targets include every patient being able to access digital first primary care by 2023/24 and all secondary care providers being fully digitalised by 2024.
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Targets include every patient being able to access digital first primary care by 2023/24 and all secondary care providers being fully digitalised by 2024.
Due to be published later today, the NHS Long Term Plan, aims to save almost half a million more lives by tackling major killer conditions.
Nurses and clinicians at at the trust use the system to collect clinical data throughout a patient’s journey through A&E.
The trial will look into whether Owlstone Medical’s breath test technology can help pick up signs of cancer at an earlier stage.
NHS Digital said the latest figures shows a growing demand in digital services across the sector, with the platform handling 3,500 messages a second.
The platform will give Wren Hall’s 100 members of staff alerts of resident alarm calls and details of their caseload for the day.
The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care announced a number of changes will be made under the GP IT Futures framework.
Figures from NHS England show that more than 6,150 GP practices are supporting registration through
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