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Against a backdrop of limited clinical apps from suppliers and constrained funding, NHS organisations are simply developing their own, research published by Digital Health Intelligence suggests.
A volunteer-led project to tailor the Linux open source operating system for use within the NHS has been axed after receiving a second trademark infringement letter threatening action from the Department of Health for breach of copyright.
Public Health England (PHE) has come under fire after handing over data concerning nearly 180,000 lung NHS cancer patients to a firm affiliated with tobacco companies.
Servelec and enterprise mobility software provider Totalmobile have launched a joint solution aimed at health and care workers.
January’s movers and shakers notes appointments from a number of NHS trusts and healthcare organisations, including South Tees and Tyneside NHS Foundation Trust, Now Healthcare and Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Hancock Regional Hospital has had its IT systems restored after paying off the hackers who infected its computers with ransomware known as ‘SamSam’.
To help reduce pressure on GPs over the winter months, AskMyGP has launched a free web app that overcomes ‘search gremlins’ on NHS Choices.
Consultant Connect says it helped patients across NHS Wales avoid more than 58,000 unnecessary hospital
Today’s Coffee Briefing covers new AI software that can determine time of stroke with remarkable
The main GP software supplier for Scotland has voluntarily placed itself under administration owing to
A network of GP surgeries in Southampton have boosted communication with non-English-speaking patients following a
A study at the University of Warwick is looking at how an app and remote
