Cyber security news round up
Our round up features NHS Highland apologising following reports email addresses of almost 40 people who have HIV were made public by mistake.
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Our round up features NHS Highland apologising following reports email addresses of almost 40 people who have HIV were made public by mistake.
Baroness Nicola Blackwood said the UK needs to be ārelentlessā in its drive to ensure its place at the cutting edge of health innovation.
Queen Maryās Hospital in Sidcup introduced eTriage, a system where patients self-check in and are automatically triaged by clinical need.
The survey forms part of a report by Deloitte’s, which looked into challenges facing the NHS as it tries to adopt a digital first policy.
The testbeds and trials programme, announced in early 2018, has driven improved mobile connectivity in multiple industries, including healthcare.
The solution will span ten separate trusts that form part of the Northern Cancer Alliance, aiming to improve cancer care workflows.
Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Groupās (CCG) primary care committee gave the go ahead at a meeting on 18 June.
A Ā£4.2m MedTech accelerator programme has been launched to provide 140 UK SMEs with grants
Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Trust to file ‘robust defence’ against a claim it
Clinicians at Yeovil Hospital can now access Dorset patients’ GP data through Somerset’s shared care
The NIHR has awarded 36 NHS organisations Ā£30 million to fund new medical technology and
Digital Health and the Equity Charter have joined forced to tackle racism through a partnership