Spring Budget includes Ā£3.4billion extra investment in NHS digitisation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced Ā£3.4 billion of new investment in NHS digitisation in the Spring Budget.
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The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced Ā£3.4 billion of new investment in NHS digitisation in the Spring Budget.
Coordination, consistency and an improved incentive structure are needed for digital transformation of the health service, a BT-sponsored roundtable heard.
Today’s briefing includes Evergreen Life being named Growth Award winner at the HealthTechX Summit and Magentus and Google Cloud partnering on AI solutions.
Elcom will be providing its spend management platform to the Humber & North Yorkshire Procurement Collaborative to drive cost efficiencies.
NHS Scotland’s Right Decision Service is supported by the Tactuum Quris platform, for the development and governance of clinical guidance and policies.
Today’s briefing features investment for EarSwitch and Imperial College Healthcare offering patients, relatives and carers 24/7 access to senior clinicians.
NHS England will republish its patient data contracts with Palantir and IQVIA with fewer redactions, following legal action by Good Law Project.
The Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability said it reduced prescription errors by 83% following the introduction
Milton Keynes University Hospital has implemented a digital FGM solution, which allows clinicians to view
Trails will enable staff to access the information through the summary care record application,with integration
Future funding for LHCREs may be redirected to fund other projects, including last weekās Ā£1.8bn
The Asthma+me App allows patients to input information about their asthma and link up their