Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing āĀ
Today’s briefing looks at 4D technology being rolled out in care homes in England and the results of a pilot of a digital pain assessment tool in Scotland.
Back to Top
Today’s briefing looks at 4D technology being rolled out in care homes in England and the results of a pilot of a digital pain assessment tool in Scotland.
Quantexaās Decision Intelligence Platform will be used by the University of Liverpoolās Civic Health Innovation Labs and Mersey Care NHS FT for an AI hub.
Deprioritising equity, bolstering transparency, reducing indecision, and ditching incremental EPR-related digitisation were part of the Rewired Big Debate
The Bloomsbury Clinic, part of Central Camden PCN is using the LumenEye digital rectoscope to slash waiting times for bowel issues.
The EU Parliament has approved an Artificial Intelligence Act that ensures safety and compliance with fundamental rights, while boosting innovation.Ā
This briefing includes a new CT system introduced by Canon Medical and Central Camden PCN launching a community bowel clinic in North London.
Any application of AI must go beyond being āicing on a cakeā and prove its value if it to be rolled out at scale in the NHS, a national leader has said.
Vin Diwakar, medical director for transformation at NHSE, said that fixing the basic digital infrastructure
Today’s Coffee Time Briefing covers progress on NHS Lanarkshire’s Ā£700m digital hospital and technology for
Former NHSE director of digital transformation, Beverley Bryant is undertaking a rapid review of EPR
Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber has announced the latest cohort for its Propel@YH digital health
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust has announced plans to implement Epic’s electronic patient record