Digital responses to Covid-19

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Virtual wards and AI form part of £160m NHSE funding boost

Devon Integrated Care System (ICS) will use the funding to deliver virtual wards so patients can receive medical support from
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Hancock pledges £37m for new ‘data-driven initiatives’

The funding will be used to deliver better research, treatment, care and improve clinical decision making, Matt Hancock said in
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NHS App to be used as Covid-19 passport, transport secretary confirms

Grant Shapps confirmed the app will be used a Covid-19 passport to prove vaccination status, or negative test, before going
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Microsoft Teams and other 365 services back up and running

Microsoft Teams is used by numerous NHS organisations. In March 2020 NHS Digital rolled Microsoft Teams out across the entire
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NHS Digital’s online Covid-19 dashboard used three million times

The tool, provided by NHS Digital, allows users to check virus cases within ten miles of their postcode, as well
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NHS Covid-19 app to share user’s venue check-in data

The update to the NHS Covid-19 app is due to be rolled out before venues including non-essential shops, gyms and
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Palantir’s contract ‘won’t be extended without public consultation’

Foxglove and openDemocracy have announced the government “conceded” it would not offer Palantir a long-term role in the NHS without
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NHS needs ‘smart digital foundations’ to support population health priorities

New targets in NHS England's priorities and operational guidance set out plans to build on capabilities delivered the pandemic for
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Cheshire and Merseyside becomes regional hub for Covid-19 database

The consortium has integrated data across 13 trusts, providing researchers with access to 15 years of imaging data across 2.5
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Rewired 2021: Boards delivered changes that ‘weren’t possible’ pre-Covid

Speaking on the first day of Digital Health Rewired 2021 Saffron Cordery said digital changes happened at pace, with purpose,
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