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IMS Maxims chief clinical information officer has been elected chair of the CCIO Industry Network, a group of clinicians working for healthcare technology and software suppliers.
We asked 20 UK digital health leaders for their predictions for 2017. One word came through louder than any other.
With the National Programme for IT finally coming to close, and new funding scarce, there were fewer system deployments in the NHS in 2016. But in those trusts that did go-live, new systems have mostly avoided the chaos that accompanied many deployments
There was plenty of talk of money for Health IT, but the NHS organisations received more new targets than fresh cash to digitalise in 2016. Reporter Laura Stevens looks at five of the big money and policy moments of the year.
Digital Health readers wanted to know how trusts had really got on with high-profile deployments in 2016; while communicating with patients, consent and blockchain were the subjects on the minds of columnists.
From the email blunder that caused #replyallgate, to news that NHS England was going to spend £100 million on ‘exemplar’ trusts, there was plenty for Digital Health News readers to read in 2016.
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
Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has withdrawn its decision to award a
NHS England has announced plans to provide digital eye scans in the community for diabetes
