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Monday’s briefing features an app from Dartmouth College that detects depression early and AI tech detecting 100% of severe cases of a blindness condition.
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Monday’s briefing features an app from Dartmouth College that detects depression early and AI tech detecting 100% of severe cases of a blindness condition.
Nervecentre is to provide an electronic prescribing and medicines administration solution to Cardiff and Vale University Health Board.
Six health boards in the North of Scotland are now live with System C’s hospital electronic medicines management system and pharmacy stock control solution.
Today’s briefing covers trials into the use of psychoactive medicines to treat PTSD and academics calling for regulation of Femtech devices.
Applications have opened for the Evidence Generator Bootcamp from DigitalHealth.London, aimed at companies looking to enhance their evidence generation.
Alcidion has launched Miya Results Tracking in a bid to reduce the risk of test results not being followed up and thus improve patient safety.
Our latest Movers and Shakers roundup features plenty of movement within NHS England and a new chief executive for Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex.
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