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This week’s round-up of health tech news includes the creation of a clinical informatics council in Wales and a delay to the implementation of RiO at Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Partnership NHS Trust.
Ireland has created an Individual Health Identifier for all patients and implemented an e-referral system in half of all its hospitals, over the past six months
Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has implemented CSC’s Lorenzo electronic patient record.
The National Audit Office has reiterated its warning that trust finances are ānot sustainableā in a report that queries the ability of national bodies and the ‘Five Year Forward View’ to pull them back from the brink.
Chancellor George Osborne and health secretary Jeremy Hunt have signed a health devolution deal for the NHS in London, that follows a similar agreement for Manchester.
Effective use of digital technology helped Cumbriaās healthcare system cope during recent floods that have devastated the region, NHS Cumbriaās chief clinical information officer has said.
Welsh patients will access their medical record online and use smartphones to manage their health as part of a five-year digital health strategy published by the Welsh government.
New medical technologies to diagnose cancer, such as scanners and AI models, will be trialled
Norfolk and Waveney ICB has launched a childrenās virtual ward to support the delivery of
Online and video GP consultations reached a peak in August 2024 with 5% of patients
New and expectant parents in Wales can be referred directly by their perinatal teams to
The West Yorkshire Association of Acute Trusts (WYAAT) can now access results from across their
