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This weekâs industry round up focuses on companies and company appointments, and includes news of some European recognition for Patientrack, a new partnership for Bridgehead, and a new chief executive for Arkivum.
Levels of electronic prescribing in NHS hospitals remain stubbornly low, with less than a fifth of hospitals making widespread use of inpatient e-prescribing.
A study of a large scale, supported self-care programme in Liverpool has found clear reductions in emergency admissions and secondary care costs for some patients.
Patients can now book and cancel GP appointments through a new feature launched on iPlatoâs MyGP.
Babylon Health says it has launched the first AI capable of triaging patients; although the company acknowledges that it doesnât always agree with clinicians.
While most patients are happy have their medical records used to support medical research, few are comfortable with how it is being handled, Healthwatch England has reported.
GPs remain resistant to politicians’ calls to adopt Skype consulting, with many citing poor technology and a lack of patient demand, a survey in the British Journal of General Practice has found.
Today’s news roundup covers a ChatGPT-based surgical robot trained on surgical videos and an NHS
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 ÂŁ1.3 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Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has withdrawn its decision to award a
