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Today’s Coffee Time Briefing includes the launch of the National Network for Innovation in Sport and Health by Swansea University.
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Today’s Coffee Time Briefing includes the launch of the National Network for Innovation in Sport and Health by Swansea University.
Digital Health has published the programme for the AI and Data 2024 conference, exploring developments in the use of data, analytics and machine learning.
A statement from Diane Abbott, read at the Equity Charter Summit, encouraged attendees to take action against racism in digital health.
French technology firm Atos has appointed its chairman Jean Pierre Mustier as chief executive, replacing Paul Saleh.
Stephen Donnelly, minister for health, has published legislation which will provide a legal basis for digital health records in Ireland.
Tallaght University Hospital has secured funding of more than ā¬300,000 for four projects, including an app for chronic pancreatitis.
A GP practice in the West Midlands has reduced the ‘8am rush’ for appointments by using an online patient triage solution.Ā
The decision replaces Graphnetās CareCentric software, which has been the vendor for the shared record
NHS Login can now be used to access the NHS eReferral service, Patient Access and
The Consultant Information Sharing System will allow healthcare providers to share information about private doctors
The second installment of Digital Health’s new podcast explores Hack Day at Summer Schools, including
The trust rolled out Allocateās MedicOnduty, MedicOnline and LocumOnduty software which has replaced a number