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Former IT director pleads guilty to corruption
A former senior NHS IT director has pleaded guilty to corruption after accepting payments for awarding a £950,000 contract.
‘Digital evangelist’ role at Department of Health
Department of Health are on the hunt for a new digital manager to add to their growing team.
Network outages at Cambridge lead to “resilience” review
Repeated outages at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have led to a “network resilience” review and weekly meetings with senior Hewett Packard executives.
NHS is ‘swamped’ by flurry of initiatives – Lamb
Former minister says his former flagship integration programme for the NHS suffered from too little power and too many competing initiatives.
Google DeepMind and Royal Free in five-year deal
After surviving controversies earlier this year, Royal Free London and AI firm Google DeepMind will work on an unprecedented partnership to improve to healthcare in the UK.
Ireland to go-live with national maternity electronic record
Ireland’s biggest maternity hospital will go-live with Cerner next month, as part of an upgrade that will see all its maternity units switch to the electronic health record system.
Matthew Gould confirms LHCRE and GDE programmes are here to stay
In a blog post, the NHSX CEO confirmed the unit has carried out a “major
Surgeons in North East first to use robotic arm in knee replacements
Knee replacement surgery involves a MAKO robotic arm, designed to enable the highest accuracy and
GP at Hand’s primary care network ‘temporarily approved’ pending review
A spokesman for NHS England said the network arrangements may change after a review of
Access to digital technologies will drive 4 key areas of health innovation
AI diagnostics; personalised medicine; nanotechnology; and virtual relief, will be at the forefront of “healthy
Think pink(socks) at Digital Health Summer Schools 2019
This year’s event will welcome US native Nick Adkins, co-founder of the pinksocks movement which