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This weekâs industry round up features a new deal for Emis Health, a link-up between System C and an electronic document management provider, two significant PACS developments for Insignia, and a partnership between Boots and Tunstall Healthcare.
Articles involving US software company Epic really seem to get our readers going, so weâve decided to recap our coverage over the past year for anyone who missed it, or who wants to jog their memory.
Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust is to offer the patient-controlled electronic record Patients Know Best to more than 3,200 people with inflammatory bowel disease.
Manchester is incorporating âend-of-lifeâ care plans into its shared records scheme.
A pilot project in Hounslow aims to reduce stroke risk among patients with the use of AliveCor, a mobile electrocardiogram recorder that attaches to a smartphone.
All NHS providers must send digital discharge summaries to GPs using standard clinical headings by December this year, the new draft NHS standard contract says.
NHS improvement has published a league table of NHS trusts according to their openness and transparency.
AI that helps detect diseases such as lung cancer quicker is being rolled out at
Software supplier OneAdvanced has confirmed that it has withdrawn its Carenotes electronic patient record (EPR)
A remote video triage system has helped more than 170 patients in Hertfordshire access life-saving
Barts Health NHS Trust has rolled out Cynerioâs healthcare-focused cyber security platform across all of
Digital Health Rewired Pitchfest finalist Little Journey has announced ÂŁ6 million in Series A funding,
