Digital Healthās monthly roundup of contracts and go livesĀ
Digital Healthās monthly roundup of contracts and go lives features Jersey General Hospital’s launch of its Maxims EPR and news from Dudley Group.
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Digital Healthās monthly roundup of contracts and go lives features Jersey General Hospital’s launch of its Maxims EPR and news from Dudley Group.
Artificial intelligence can be safely used to improve the accuracy of screening of mammography results, according to a study inĀ The Lancet Oncology.
Dublinās National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) has become the first healthcare provider in the Republic of Ireland to go live with InterSystems TrakCare.
Blackford, the strategic AI platform and solutions provider, has partnered with Qure.ai, to deploy the neurocritical AI solution, qER, in Milton Keynes.
Foxglove has launched a campaign against the proposed Federated Data Platform (FDP) and Palantir, the frontrunner for the Ā£480 million contract.
The fifth accelerator programme from Yorkshire & Humber Academic Health Science Network, Propel@YH, is now open for applications.
The Information Commissionerās Office (ICO) has issued a reprimand to NHS Lanarkshire following the use of WhatsApp by staff to share patient data.
The move would see Babylon forced to set up 17 new alternative provider medical services
This month’s industry round-up features news University Hospitals Southampton has acquired HICSS electronic patient record
Boris Johnson said the funding will go towards new machines and will be AI enabled
Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust has launched the programme in a bid to design,
Heart measurements can be viewed directly on the device’s screen and shared with medical professionals