Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing āĀ
Today’s coffee time briefing includes news of the rapid advances in genomic sequencing that are raising new legal issues.
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Today’s coffee time briefing includes news of the rapid advances in genomic sequencing that are raising new legal issues.
Enrolment has been completed for a trial facilitated by Lindus Health into Thirty Madison’s dermatology telehealth platform.
Rhino Health has joined the NetZeroAICT consortium with the goal of developing an AI-powered solution to lower the carbon footprint of CT scanning.
This briefing features news from Orchid, who are using $12m in funding to introduce whole genome sequencing reports for embryos – a world first.
The transformation of NHS Nightingale into a community diagnostic centre has seen it equipped with state-of-the-art imaging tech from Canon Medical.
Kumar Medical Centre in Slough has used a population health management tool to optimise its available appointments ahead of the busy winter season.
Today’s briefing includes news that Visionable has secured $5.5M in funding to expand into the US market and Google has launched a new AI model.
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
Kinnear will leave his role in March 2020, telling Digital Health News it had been
New digital therapy programmes have been developed through a partnership between Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation