The Health Foundation: technologies clinicians say can save the NHS time
Research from The Health Foundation has explored the technologies saving clinicians time right now, and those that have potential for the future.
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Research from The Health Foundation has explored the technologies saving clinicians time right now, and those that have potential for the future.
Changes have been proposed to the existing sick note system, that would see an NHS algorithm enable patients to generate their own sick note.
The shared care record for Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent ICS has rolled out Docobo remote monitoring technology, supporting out-of-hospital care.
At the Digital Healthcare Show 2024, Royal Papworth Hospital NHS FT CIO Andrew Raynes highlighted six actions for NHS trusts to take on their AI journeys.
Spark TSL has acquired Dutch firm Sentean Group and will use this to power ahead with its plans to help hospitals with their digital transformation.
A partnership between King’s Health Partners and Sweatcoin will see young adults with type 2 diabetes encouraged to be more active.
Nurses from the Californian Nurses Association have been protesting against the use of artificial intelligence in US hospitals.
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