Edinburgh Hospital trials AI-powered pain assessment tech
Edinburgh Royal Infirmary is set to become the first UK hospital to trial an AI-powered pain assessment tool.
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Edinburgh Royal Infirmary is set to become the first UK hospital to trial an AI-powered pain assessment tool.
As more NHS junior doctorsā strikes take place, many health service staff and suppliers are looking at 2024 with trepidation. Not Nervecentre.
Today’s briefing includes a study looking at the efficacy of mobile health apps and news that ICSs are working with housing providers to improve healthcare.
All five acute Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Trusts have signed a deal with RLDatix for its e-rostering software.
Shared care records are helping to improve patient outcomes and further the goal of integrated care, but funding must be made sustainable.
This briefing features various news relating to population health management (PHM) and Dedalus adopting CAST Highlight in just a few weeks.
electronRx will be unveiling new technology at CES 2024 which will allow patients and healthcare organisations to monitor vital heart health measurements.
Alongside Ā£50m in new funding, the reformed NHS Wales will appoint a CDO who will
David Hancock said interoperability is ānowhere nearā where it needed to be, highlighting “late and
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