Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing āĀ
This morning’s briefing includes news that the UK government has reached its target to open 160 community diagnostic centres a year early.
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This morning’s briefing includes news that the UK government has reached its target to open 160 community diagnostic centres a year early.
The latest Digital Health Intelligence market analysis report has been released, where Lloyd Price examines the population health management market.
A new digital PET-CT scanner has been installed at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital which is set to help boost capacity to cancer diagnostics.
AI and Data innovators need to act now to prevent patient harm using digital tools to support mental health, said a speaker at Digital Health AI and Data.
Generative AI has the ability to be transformational as long as both clinicians and entrepreneurs working in the space are focused on problem-solving.
President of The Royal College of Radiologists Dr Katherine Halliday has said that āwe need to proceed with cautionā as AI in healthcare develops.
Today’s briefing reports that patients preparing for surgery in Hull can get on-demand VR resources and that an AI-powered lamp is reducing care home falls.
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
Three industries, genomics; digital health; and early diagnosis be critical to the UK continuing to
Pat Breen, Minister of State for Trade, Employment and Business, commended Ireland’s thriving med-tech sector