Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing āĀ
Today’s briefing includes protests of Palantir’s contract with NHSE at its headquarters and neuroscience experts joining forces in the META-Brain project
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Today’s briefing includes protests of Palantir’s contract with NHSE at its headquarters and neuroscience experts joining forces in the META-Brain project
On the latest Networks series episode, focused on developing the next generation of NHS CIOs, Jordan Sollof is joined by Abigail Harrison and Adam Ansell.
PacBio’s Revio HiFi sequencing system is to be used to sequence the entire genomes of 10,000 participants of the Estonian Biobank.
The Digital Lifelines programme in Scotland is supporting vulnerable people who may be at risk of drug-related harm by equipping them with digital devices.
Pressure injuries are a major risk in intensive nursing and care environments, but once visible, they are much more difficult to treat.
Today’s briefing features Archangel launching its Responder app and thousands of type 1 diabetes patients set to receive an ‘artificial pancreas’.
Research has shown that Brainomixās AI-powered e-Lung software can more accurately identify lung fibrosis patients most at risk of decline.
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