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Ali Parsa Babylon
7 June 2018

Babylon founder: ‘GP at Hand meets the needs of the NHS’

Ali Parsa sat down with Digital Health News at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) summit in London to talk about
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Ali Parsa Babylon
4 May 2018

Babylon CEO to deliver keynote at Digital Health Summer Schools 2018

Babylon Health founder and chief executive Ali Parsa is to be a keynote speaker at the Digital Health Summer Schools
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26 March 2018

New Digital Health Awards launched, entries now open

Nominations are now open for the Digital Health Awards, the only healthcare IT honours where the winners are voted by
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8 March 2018

Digital Health and BCS partner on developing current and future digital leaders

Digital Health will work with BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT, on a series of events designed to further develop
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3 August 2017

Joe’s View: Betting on the 1% Open Digital Challenge Fund

Joe McDonald, chair of the CCIO Network and Digital Health’s sometimes travel editor, is inspired by his use of next
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CCIO and CIO Digital Health Networks
10 April 2017

CCIO and CIO networks invite partnerships with academy bidders

The CCIO and Health CIO Networks have issued an open invitation to work with partners on the delivery of the
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NHS Hack Day is coming!
7 April 2017

NHS Hack Day is coming to the CCIO and CIO Summer Schools

NHS Hack Day, the leading grass-roots community of digital health disruptors and innovators, is coming to the Summer Schools for
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1 August 2016

Andy Kinnear: never too old for school

Andy Kinnear came away from this year’s annual Health CIO Summer School inspired – and signed up to a new
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26 July 2016

Another view: of why GP federations need a CCIO

Our long-standing GP columnist supports a number of GP federations; and their projects always involve IT and IG. That means
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2 June 2016

CSUS: big differences in usability of clinical software

The Clinical Software Usability Survey has found big differences in the reported usability of the software used by NHS staff;
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