Mental Health

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Digital mental health support extends across North West London

The North West London Mental Health Collaborative is offering a new digital mental health service to those aged 11-25 across
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Care planning standards updated to support community mental health

The Professional Record Standards Body (PRSB) has updated its care planning standard to support community mental health care.
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Digital mental health key to tackling deepening mental health crisis

In an exclusive piece for Digital Health, former MP Norman Lamb, explores why technology can help tackle the growing mental
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Ask NHS and Sensely partner to provide physio and mental health services

The partnership sees the introduction of virtual assistant technology to help Ask NHS users access the services during the Covid-19
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Use of digital services leads to drop in missed psychiatric appointments

Psychiatric counsellors seeing patients online during the pandemic recorded a drop in patients skipping appointments compared to face-to-face sessions.
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Industry news in brief

The latest industry news round up from Digital Health features news of a collaboration to export innovative UK health tech
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Industry Spotlight: Victoria Smith, healthcare lead for Europe, Jamf

Victoria Smith had got used to seeing only incremental progress in healthcare's embrace of mobile devices. But with Covid she
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Charity launches digital hub to support healthcare workers during Covid

Health Workers’ Foundation (HWF) has launched Healthchain, a hub that connects frontline workers and NHS staff to services provided by
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Three mental health trusts deploy electronic records from TPP

The EPR aims to enables secure sharing of data that allows for more comprehensive, consistent and well-informed patient care, TPP
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Special Report: Mental Health

With unnecessary human contact being strongly discouraged, Claire Read investigates whether care which is entirely centred on conversation can still
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