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Fragmentation within the NHS and a lack of resources are stopping the spread of innovation, a new report from the Academic Health Science Networks (AHSN) has suggested.
The Innovation Agency has launched a coaching academy with the aim of helping health and social care professionals introduce new innovations that benefit patients.
NHS Digital has issued new national guidance for health and care organisations considering cloud services for storing patient information.
Emis has notified investors it expects to incur penalties āin the order of upper single digits of millions of poundsā after failing to meet unspecified contractual requirements in its GP Systems of Choice contract governing the supply of electronic patient record systems.
A study has revealed more than two thirds of patients questioned showed a preference for digital communications, with 68 per cent stating they would prefer to manage medical appointments online or via a smartphone.
Against a backdrop of limited clinical apps from suppliers and constrained funding, NHS organisations are simply developing their own, research published by Digital Health Intelligence suggests.
A volunteer-led project to tailor the Linux open source operating system for use within the NHS has been axed after receiving a second trademark infringement letter threatening action from the Department of Health for breach of copyright.
Thousands of patients are benefitting from an NHS initiative that uses AI to better support
A pilot by South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust is utilising technology to support
NHS Lothian in Scotland has made an AI-powered physiotherapy clinic available to nearly one million
Our latest Coffee Time Briefing covers robotic-assisted surgery at Queen Elizabeth Hospital and funding for
Jordan Sollof is joined by Rachel Dunscombe, OpenEHR International chief executive to discuss data, women
