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Todayās Coffee Time Briefing covers AI technology for bowel cancer detection and drone-delivered lab samples in Scotland.
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Todayās Coffee Time Briefing covers AI technology for bowel cancer detection and drone-delivered lab samples in Scotland.
The use of autonomous AI could improve effectiveness and reducing wait times for skin cancer pathways, according to an NHS England report.
Mid and South Essex NHS FT has chosen SYNLAB as its pathology supplier, despite a cyber attack which caused disruption to services in London.
Professor Rachel Dunscombe and Professor Henrique Martins have been named as keynote speakers at Digital Health Rewired 2025.
NHS England has announced plans to work with libraries to help more people access online health services and use the NHS App.
An app from Pitchfest finalist, Little Journey has gone live at Walsall Manor Hospital to help young patients prepare for hospital stays.
An electronic childrenās observation system has been rolled out at Shropshireās two acute hospitals to improve the care of young people.
Dominic Cummings advised Babylon on its communications strategy and on senior recruitment, an investigation has
The Sensyne Health CEO was asked at Giant Health whether he thought the public would
The CQC annual state of care report suggested technology would bring āgreat benefitsā but warned
Disruptive digital health start-ups will feature across Rewired 2020, bringing them together with many of
Current IT systems ācannot support the safe running of screening programmes”, Professor Sir Mike Richards