Whatever happened to Open Source in 2016?
Open source was all the rage in the NHS in 2015, but itās barely rated in the past 12 months. Jon Hoeksma examines the drivers
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Open source was all the rage in the NHS in 2015, but itās barely rated in the past 12 months. Jon Hoeksma examines the drivers
People and policies came and went at the top of healthcare IT, but some trusts pushed on with major projects and news emerged of tech
Digital Healthās cyber security columnist, Davey Winder, undertakes a musical review of some of the hack attacks that were made on the NHS in 2016,
Dr Neil Paul has a few gadgets that heād like to find under his Christmas tree. Starting with some iPhone extensions and moving onto drones,
When he was three, Joe McDonald wanted a Johnny Seven one man army, the very latest thing from New Jersey. This year, thanks to some
Application programming interfaces (APIs) have a hugely important role to play in the sharing of
The new EU AI Act will have global reach ā and a huge impact on
Matt O’Donovan, the chief executive of SPARK TSL, argues that trusts and health boards need
There is huge scope to extend the reach and impact of virtual wards and remote
In the first of a two-part series on virtual wards, Tara Donnelly examines evidence of