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Inaugural Leap programme launched by DigitalHealth.London
DigitalHealth.London has launched its inaugural Leap programme, aiming to support underrepresented groups who have healthcare innovations.
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DigitalHealth.London has launched its inaugural Leap programme, aiming to support underrepresented groups who have healthcare innovations.
This briefing features Sanius Health announcing a Ā£225m deal with Modality Partnership and findings indicating chatbots improve communication in healthcare.
Extravasation can cause serious and sometimes lasting injuries. An American company, ivWatch, is piloting a product to lessen the risk.Ā
NHS England have confirmed that all data centres have now been decommissioned following the successful move of NHS Spine to the cloud earlier this year.
Today’s briefing includes a House of Commons science committee calling for further development of bacteriophages and Epic planning a wave of AI innovations.
The World Health Organization has issued new guidelines on “person-centred” HIV strategic information as part of its latest brief on digital health data.
The first briefing of 2024 features impressive figures for visits to the NHS website’s running programme and new research on common medical mistakes.
This month’s mobile apps round-up features news WhatsApp-style clinical messaging app Forward could save the
Google’s Cloud advisor said that too much money had been invested in EPR systems to
A panel of health system managers, clinicians and policymakers discussed the pain points surrounding AI
The Apple Research app will allow US users to have the option of privately contributing
Peter Lee from Microsoft said that advances in machine learning models meant that consumer-facing translation