Google Research and DeepMind develop AI medical chatbot
A new AI-powered medical-specific chatbot developed by Google and DeepMind has shown some potential for clinical applications.
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A new AI-powered medical-specific chatbot developed by Google and DeepMind has shown some potential for clinical applications.
After another significant year in the digital health space, we asked some digital health leaders what they think is in store for 2023.
NHS Digital’s Simon Bolton has told the Health and Social Care Committee that getting the right digital skills into the NHS is his ābiggest challenge.”
NICE has published draft recommendations for type 1 diabetes patients to access hybrid closed loop systems to help them better manage their conditions.
A Ā£7m investment from the Welsh government will see a unified, digital system for maternity services across the country be rolled out in the next few years.
Redcentric plc has successfully delivered the new NHS Peering Exchange Service, a key supply chain component within IT infrastructure.
A prototype app to help improve the outcome for patients who suffer a cardiac arrest outside of hospital has been co-developed by King’s College Hospital.
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