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This edition of Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing includes news from the public inquiry into pandemic preparedness.
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This edition of Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing includes news from the public inquiry into pandemic preparedness.
John Quinn, chief information officer at NHS England said that the digital maturity assessment (DMA) needs to be āuseful and useableā.
University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust is trialling a digital ‘prehab’ service for liver transplant patients.
Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has bought a new CT scanner, which is aimed to help reduce diagnostic waiting lists.
NHS Norfolk and Waveney Acute Hospital Collaborative has signed an Ā£88m contract with Meditech for an electronic patient record system.
Participants of the Digital Health Networks mentoring programme shared their experiences at a workshop on day one of Summer Schools 2024.
Dr Simon Wallace, CCIO at Microsoft told Summer Schools that a global outage affecting the NHS was identified to antivirus firm CrowdStrike.Ā
As digital services in the NHS are becoming increasingly popular, itās vital they are user
Computer science, engineering and medicine need to work together to develop the best technology to
Professor Reza Razavi also said patient engagement is vital if we donāt want to āsour
Action for Children has introduced Mind of My Ownās apps as a way for children
Situations where patients pick their medication āoff the shelfā is dangerous but relying on GPs