Imaging and pathology IT restored at Barts Health
Imaging has finally been restored at Barts Health NHS Trust, nine days after a computer failure downed several IT systems.
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Imaging has finally been restored at Barts Health NHS Trust, nine days after a computer failure downed several IT systems.
Surrey is using Patients Know Best (PKB) technology to allow clinicians to view a single digital care record across four NHS trusts, all GPs and four CCGs.
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Digital healthcare company, Babylon Health, have raised about £50 million to create an artificial intelligence (AI) diagnosis tool.
The multi-million Connected Health Cities’ project’s citizens’ juries find patient data sharing accepting if there is a direct patient benefit.
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The largest trust in the country has suffered a huge IT failure affecting its pathology and imaging systems, which is now into its sixth day.
Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Integrated Care System has integrated virtual ward data into its shared
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Charlotte Refsum, director of health policy at the Tony Blair Institute and Markus Bolton, CEO
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