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Medical technology company Qureight is working with University Hospitals Birmingham to ensure its AI model for treating IPF reflects a diverse population.
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Medical technology company Qureight is working with University Hospitals Birmingham to ensure its AI model for treating IPF reflects a diverse population.
Technology from Consultant Connect is putting paramedics directly in touch with specialists to avoid unnecessary A&E trips and improve patient experiences.
Healthcare cyber security experts speak exclusively to Digital Health News about the increasing cyber security issues in the NHS and healthcare sector.
Clinicians at South Tees Hospitals have highlighted the positive impacts of Miya Noting, a digital noting solution which saves time and simplifies working.
London-based medical device company Acurable is launching its AcuPebble device for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) diagnosis in the US.
Digital health platform blueBriX is expanding into the pharma sector, supporting the use of software as a medical device to drive patient experience.
A study into UK GP surgeriesā websites has found that two-thirds (66%) of sites have detectable design errors, potentially excluding one-in-five users.
Trusts with the most fax machines have collectively axed just 42% of them, with less
Paul Jones replaces Richard Corbridge, who left Leeds Teaching Hospital in March 2019 to take
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