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There was plenty of talk of money for Health IT, but the NHS organisations received more new targets than fresh cash to digitalise in 2016. Reporter Laura Stevens looks at five of the big money and policy moments of the year.
Digital Health readers wanted to know how trusts had really got on with high-profile deployments in 2016; while communicating with patients, consent and blockchain were the subjects on the minds of columnists.
From the email blunder that caused #replyallgate, to news that NHS England was going to spend Ā£100 million on ‘exemplar’ trusts, there was plenty for Digital Health News readers to read in 2016.
Another London trust has signed an agreement with the artificial intelligence company, which will likely give the company access to patient data.
The Midlands trust has picked the Allscripts system as part Ā£32 million ‘digital trust’ programme.
An electronic data collection system has enabled 18 trusts across the West Midlands to contribute to the national 100,000 Genomes Project.
Science secretary Peter Kyle has launched a regulatory office, which will support the healthcare sector
Today’s Coffee Time Briefing covers the first pulse field ablation cases at UHCW and a
A study is underway at Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust (PHU) to show how da
Northern Ireland’s department of health is rolling out a patient portal which allows people to
Henley Business School has been awarded an Ā£1.2m grant to develop an AI system for
