Healthcare leaders raise concerns about Ā£1.3bn cut to AI funding
Health leaders have voiced their concerns about the UK government cutting Ā£1.3 billion of funding for AI and technology projects.
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Health leaders have voiced their concerns about the UK government cutting Ā£1.3 billion of funding for AI and technology projects.
This latest Coffee Time Briefing features Ā£8m funding for UK Biobank and an initiative to accelerate motor neurone disease research.
Workforce and training are āsignificant barriersā to delivering a frontline digitised service, according to an NHS Confederation report.
A HIV PrEP service has launched in East Sussex, giving users access to tests and medication without having to visit a clinic.
North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust has been recognised by NHS England for its electronic observations and sepsis dashboard.
The Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow has gone live with an immersive virtual tour of its neonatal intensive care unit.
Patient safety must be central to the design, development, and rollout of EPR systems, a Patient Safety Learning report has stated.Ā
Without a diverse and inclusive team āunconscious biasā can be built into technology, ultimately putting
Speaking at HETT on 2 October the chief digital officer at NHSE spoke about the
Dubbed the ‘digital control centre’ the 10-year project aims to advance acute and integrated care
Paul Bate, managing director of NHS services for Babylon, told Digital Health News that setting
Speaking at HETT, Gould said NHSX must set the foundations to enable innovators to build