Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing āĀ
Today’s briefing includes Lifebit expanding into Asia Pacific and Japan and a research team including Oxford and UCL doing a study of UK ethnicity data
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Today’s briefing includes Lifebit expanding into Asia Pacific and Japan and a research team including Oxford and UCL doing a study of UK ethnicity data
Radiology tech company Hexarad is reducing diagnostic waiting times for acute and emergency care patients at NWAFT with its unique radiology tech platform. Ā Ā
Cambridge Cognition has joined ActiGraph’s Accelerant partnership programme advancing the use of digital health technologies in clinical development.
Leading home healthcare provider Cera has announced the successful delivery of 7.5m home care visits this winter, saving the NHS an estimated Ā£100m.
Northumbria University’s simulated practice placement programme for nursing students, SkillsFest, has received praise from Oxford Medical Simulation.
University College Dublin is leading research into AI-powered support for pre-eclampsia diagnoses, which has seen a tool developed using SAS technology.
Today’s briefing includes We Care Group adopting PainChek and Nuffield Health introducing data fellowships to improve the digital skills of its staff.
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
The platform can be used by trusts to speed up front and back-office processes without
AI may be on a par with human diagnostic ability, but most studies greatly exaggerate
Six UK systems storing x-rays, MRI and CT scans were found to be allowing unprotected