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Five trusts and nine clinical commissioning groups have been put into a new āintervention regime’ NHS England and NHS Improvement have announced as part of a financial ‘reset’ to try and get the health service back to financial stability.
Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust has switched to a Lorenzo patient administration system; one of the first to do so outside the North, Midlands and East of England.
Guyās and St Thomasā Foundation Trust chief technology officer says that introducing a new digital booking system will save the trust the equivalent of Ā£3.4 million a year.
Sir David Dalton has called for a radical shake-up in the way that NHS IT is bought and deployed in a health select committee report that warns the NHS is facing a “colossal” financial challenge.
Electronic patient records have reached two of the remoter parts of the UK, with the deployment of InterSystemsā TrakCare to Shetland and Orkney.
Virtual reality will be tested as a care tool in Liverpool this year, both for treating patients and helping clinicians meet remotely.
This weekās round up includes a market update from Emis Group, confirmation of the news that Morecambe Bay is sticking with Lorenzo, and an Advanced Carenotes deployment by the Combat Stress charity; plus partnerships in the triage and primary care space.
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
