Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ā
Thursday’s coffee briefing features news from MHRA, FuturU, Lucida Medical Ltd and the opening of Topol Digital Fellowship applications.
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Thursday’s coffee briefing features news from MHRA, FuturU, Lucida Medical Ltd and the opening of Topol Digital Fellowship applications.
Thousands of patients with heart failure will now be treated from home as the NHS expands its world-leading virtual wards scheme, NHS England said.
Liverpool Women’s NHS Foundation Trust staff and patients are enjoying improved decision making and consent confirmation for a wide range of treatments.
As generative AI obtains a foothold in all aspects of life, health systems need to make sure AI tools are evidence-based and appropriate for clinical use.
The Digital Health Networks Mentoring Programme has launched to support those seeking personal growth in CCIO, CIO or CNIO equivalent roles.
This briefing has news about the launch of the Advanced Wellbeing Accelerator and news about the economic impact and clinical benefits of CognICA.
A House of Lords committee has criticised the governmentās response to its digital exclusion report after it indicated it would not create a new strategy.
Under the new Patient Safety Strategy, patients will be able to anonymously submit information if
Hadley Beeman and Dr Simon Eccles will act as NHSX’s new chief technology officer and
Dartford and Gravesham will introduce a range of technology platforms designed by Alcidion with the
Moorfields Eye Hospital has introduced a chatbot-style virtual assistant to provide information on the proposal
Our round-up features a new inaugural head of clinical artificial intelligence (AI) role in Bradford