Introduction to Digital Health Networks
Digital Health Networks is an independent grass-roots community of over 3,500 NHS IT and digital health leaders, dedicated to sharing, best practice and collaboration.
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Digital Health Networks is an independent grass-roots community of over 3,500 NHS IT and digital health leaders, dedicated to sharing, best practice and collaboration.
The NHS App that launched at the end of December is a prestige project on the road to NHS digitisation championed by first Jeremy Hunt
The current penchant for GP networks is in many ways understandable, says our GP columnist Neil Paul. But is the IT keeping up? No.
The frequently-made promise about electronic patient record systems is that they will cut the amount of time that clinicians spend making notes â so bolstering
A recent Digital Health Best Practice Webinar discussed one of the most common challenges in modern hospitals: improving ease of communication between colleagues. Staff at
Digital portals promise huge benefits for patients and providers â but using them is unnecessarily
Are NHS staff becoming disengaged because they are tired of struggling with slow, clunky IT?
Openness around quality and outcomes on a scale like never before is needed to understand
With the Labour Party Conference hosted in Liverpool just a week after the publication of
The âhonesty and speedâ of Lord Darziâs independent investigation into the state of the NHS