Looking to a health e-future
Health portals with connected devices are almost common these days; smart clothes and monitoring chips that become part of the body may be the future.
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Health portals with connected devices are almost common these days; smart clothes and monitoring chips that become part of the body may be the future.
Wireless networks have been spreading across the NHS, but there are still challenges to mobile working. Daloni Carlisle reports.
Pathology services are being formed into networks ā and that demands new IT. Daloni Carlisle reports.
The end of the national PACS/RIS contracts is nigh, and trusts must soon decide what to do next.
Trusts are interested in e-prescribing; but they still find it hard to make the business case. Daloni Carlisle reports.
Outpatient services are old-fashioned and hugely wasteful. But change that works for patients and staff
Andrew Hine, MD of CereCore International, a healthcare IT application support and EPR consulting firm,
Appropriate engagement and support for clinical staff is not just fundamental to digital implementation, it
Concerns about AI should not stop progress. They should prompt us to think about how
Building a āsuperappā is a delicate act of statecraft, writes Mohammad Al Ubaydli from Patients