How tech can transform the delivery of oncology care
Greater use of digital solutions could relieve the enormous pressure on cancer services, improve outcomes and personalise care, says consultant oncologist Penny Kechagioglou
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Greater use of digital solutions could relieve the enormous pressure on cancer services, improve outcomes and personalise care, says consultant oncologist Penny Kechagioglou
Digital Health’s editor-in-chief Jon Hoeksma looks back at the key trends and big stories over the past 12 months.
Next yearâs Rewired will showcase outstanding practice in digital nursing and midwifery. Great ideas are plentiful but many fail to find an outlet. Simon Noel,
Digitisation is crucial to driving productivity in medicines management – and the âsystem viewâ provided by integrated care systems is having a positive impact. But
If we want to deliver an effective, connected health and care system we must get the basics right – and that means adopting standards consistently.
Joe Mcdonald is in Melbourne for the festive season. And it isnât just the heat
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Transitioning from analogue to digital is not merely a technical challenge, writes Reecha Sofat, chair
Many of the initial concerns about the FDP have proven unfounded one year after its