Govt mandate to NHSE calls for trusts to adopt barcode scanning by 2024
The government has mandated that all trusts across England should adopt barcode scanning of high-risk medical devices by March 2024.Ā
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The government has mandated that all trusts across England should adopt barcode scanning of high-risk medical devices by March 2024.Ā
NHS England has announced it will be expanding virtual wards to include children across the UK – bringing hospital-level care to their homes.
Jersey General Hospital has gone live with MAXIMS’ electronic patient record solution and has signed a deal for its sexual health solution too.
NHS England and the government are to set up an expert group to ensure the NHS takes advantage of the opportunities of artificial intelligence (AI).
Digital Healthās monthly roundup of contracts includes news of Nottingham University Hospitals and Wirral University Teaching Hospital.
A report issued last month has slated the design of the governmentās proposed NHS Federated Data Platform (FDP) and its procurement process.Ā
A new innovation challenge has been launched by Ferrer, aiming to identify start-ups with digital solutions to help support amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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