Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ā
This briefing features a lawsuit against UnitedHealth and InnoScot Health and Heriot-Watt University partnering for a webinar on medical device compliance.
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This briefing features a lawsuit against UnitedHealth and InnoScot Health and Heriot-Watt University partnering for a webinar on medical device compliance.
Careology and Nuffield Health have extended their partnership to provide people undergoing cancer treatment with advanced digital cancer care technology.Ā
The Ā£330m federated data platform (FDP) contract was awarded to Palantir by NHS England yesterday, sparking very mixed reactions.
Today’s briefing includes Epro being awardes an ISO 9001 quality assurance accreditation and news that medical businesses are more likely to sell in 2024.
Virtual ward technology provider Doccla has received strategic investment of ā¬5 million Euro from Bertelsmann Investments.
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals has secured Ā£3m from NIHR for a national HealthTech Research Centre to develop health tech for those with long-term conditions.
NHS England has awarded a contract to operate its future Ā£480m federated data platform to US data analytics giant Palantir and joint bidders Accenture.
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
Kinnear will leave his role in March 2020, telling Digital Health News it had been