Health IT news in brief
This weekâs health IT news in brief covers funding for projects in Wales, the implementation of new technology at trusts in London and Cornwall, and growth for a rota software company co-founded by a former A&E doctor.
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This weekâs health IT news in brief covers funding for projects in Wales, the implementation of new technology at trusts in London and Cornwall, and growth for a rota software company co-founded by a former A&E doctor.
A group of professional organisations has come together to create a new campaign focused on uniting healthcare informaticians. Well Connected, headed by The Federation for Informatics Professionals in Health and Social Care (Fed-IP), aims to inspire those working in healthcare IT.
NHS England director Matthew Swindells challenged NHS IT leaders on whether they had âthe bottleâ to step up on embedding digital into care pathways.
Nearly 15,000 patient records in a major northern teaching trust were affected by a technical mishap in its patient administration system (PAS).
The emergency services could be unable to communicate with each other for six months in 2020, a Public Accounts Committee inquiry has warned.
The first of a new set of performance measures on private healthcare providers has been published by the Private Healthcare Information Network.
Imaging has finally been restored at Barts Health NHS Trust, nine days after a computer failure downed several IT systems.
Today’s Coffee Time Briefing covers Oxford Health’s ÂŁ35m 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 Guyâs and St Thomasâ NHS Foundation Trust,
The first GP practice has gone live with an EMIS functionality which allows easier access
The Universal Care Plan (UCP), OneLondonâs shared care planning solution, has extended to support sickle