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Digital Health’s latest cyber security round-up looks at industry news from the healthcare world and beyond, including research suggesting that Britain is days away from ‘anarchy’ and details of a cyber-attack on National Lottery owners, Camelot.
Pilots of a technology programme aimed delivering better care to people with epilepsy have suggested the NHS could save £250 million a year in treatment costs by rolling out the solution more widely.
A leading cyber security analyst at Kaspersky Lab has warned there is a viable danger of hacked medical devices resulting in patient deaths.
Health Service Executive (HSE) Ireland has appointed Professor Martin Curley as its new chief information officer, after Richard Corbridge announced his resignation in October 2017.
Technical leaders from across the healthcare sector gathered to discuss how the NHS might begin to untangle interoperability challenges at Digital Health’s Leadership Summit this month.
Seniors members of NHS Digital have been criticised by a committee of MPs after refusing to stop disclosing patient data to the Home Office.
Thirteen countries, including the UK, have signed up to a global network designed to support the use of digital technology in modern healthcare.
Mike Fell, national cyber operations executive director at NHS England will deliver a national keynote
Today’s news roundup covers a ChatGPT-based surgical robot trained on surgical videos and an NHS
NHS England CIO John Quinn has urged trusts to stop investing in developing their own
NICE has recommend two technologies that could reduce the severity of the symptoms of chronic
NIHR has awarded £1.3 million to South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust to fund
