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Applications are now open for the 2024 Digital Health Networks Awards, the chance for digital health professionals to receive recognition among their peers.
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Applications are now open for the 2024 Digital Health Networks Awards, the chance for digital health professionals to receive recognition among their peers.
This briefing features work starting on a diagnostic centre at Yeovil District Hospital and the launch of a new digital service by Research Data Scotland.
Virgin Media O2 paused its rollout of the digital switchover after the deaths of two customers whose health alarms failed when their landlines were cut off.
A new partnership between St George’s, University of London and Tachmed is set to help accelerate the development of Tachmed’s at-home diagnostics.
Research from The Health Foundation has explored the technologies saving clinicians time right now, and those that have potential for the future.
Changes have been proposed to the existing sick note system, that would see an NHS algorithm enable patients to generate their own sick note.
The shared care record for Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent ICS has rolled out Docobo remote monitoring technology, supporting out-of-hospital care.
The innovations address several challenges faced by the NHS including workflow management; access to services;
The trust is using IMMJ Systems’ MediViewer software to digitise casualty cards, which provide key
This includes Ā£50m going towards NHS diagnostic services and support the work of existing ‘centres
A statement from Tavistock and Portman confirmed that ādue to an errorā, an email regarding
Machine learning software will be used track 32 million outpatient datasets with the aim of