Movers and shakers news round-up
Our latest movers and shakers round up features a CCIO appointment in Norfolk and a new group chief executive appointment atĀ The Royal Free.
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Our latest movers and shakers round up features a CCIO appointment in Norfolk and a new group chief executive appointment atĀ The Royal Free.
A page on the national body’s website explains assistance is available via The Trust System Support Model (TSSM).
The trio of new partnerships will all have involvement in shaping or delivering part of the packed conference programme, as well as taking part in the show.
Using artificial intelligence the app transforms a patientās phone into a clinical-grade scanner to test for urinary tract infections (UTIs).
Last yearĀ the trust pledged to bin 320 of its fax machines by January 1, 2019 as part of the campaign, but only 127 have been removed so far.
The Academic Health Science Network (AHSN) is calling for innovators to come up with solutions to address challenges faced by front-line staff.
Each of the initiatives will show how technology solutions can improve patient safety and speed up processes within the NHS.
NHS Orkney has announced plans to go live with an electronic patient record app in
Digital Health chief executive Jon Hoeksma has won ‘Ally of the Year’ at the National
Women in Somerset with breast lumps will be directly referred to a breast diagnostic clinic
Kevin Jarrold has retired from the role of joint CIO at Imperial College Healthcare and
Black Country Integrated Care System (ICS) is rolling out an patient engagement portal from Healthcare