Technology identifies risk of pressure injuries before wounds progress
Pressure injuries are a major risk in intensive nursing and care environments, but once visible, they are much more difficult to treat.
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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.
Lee Rickles believes shared care records are āthe Cinderella service of frontline digitisationā and do not get enough funding like other initiatives.
In its 2024/25 priorities and operational planning guidance, NHSE has asked systems to continue supporting the levelling up of provider digital maturity.
The NHS Innovation Accelerator has revealed the 12 new fellows who will be joining its 2024 programme to tackle issues in the healthcare sector.
Wellola, a digital patient management company, today announced the successful closure of a ā¬2.2 million funding round.
Speaking at a Royal Society of Medicine event, Liz Ashall-Payne said awareness, accessibility, trust and
The clinic also aims to reduce waiting times by ensuring only those who need an
The professional body is looking for iindividual who has experience of implementing new technologies or
April’s movers and shakers round-up features Darren Mckenna being appointed as the new chair of
There are āmore questions than answersā surrounding the safety of medical apps, the cheif executive