Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing āĀ
The 100th edition includes the launch of a new health tech accelerator and research showing the microbiome can identify who might benefit from immunotherapy
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The 100th edition includes the launch of a new health tech accelerator and research showing the microbiome can identify who might benefit from immunotherapy
Our new Networks series begins with Dr Lia Ali, Simon Noel and Nick Black looking at the role of effective teams in deploying digital platforms in the NHS.
3D scanning technology from Artec 3D is being used by The Whiston Hospital to help improve burns rehabilitation for patients.
The second equity-free, UK-wide engineering biology accelerator programme from Science Create Accelerate has been launched to support start ups.
The final briefing of the week includes a new NHS Blood and Transplant training app and women’s health and wellness AI platform Ema securing funding.
Generative AI simulation software is being used by students at the Aston Pharmacy School to help develop their skills and confidence.
Clinical specialists at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS FT are using an AI tool to automate the prediction of kidney failure.
Doug Gurr said the next step in implementing the BHFs āfour big betsā included harnessing
TestCard, which enables individuals to conduct urine tests at home, beat off competition during a
Clinician, academic, author and journalist Ben Goldacre made the argument in one of the opening
With more than 100 speakers across eight tracks, we have a packed day ahead at
Professor Vasco Antunes Pereira, now CEO of LusĆadas SaĆŗde, spoke to delegates at the Digital