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Doctor laptop AI
2 April 2026

NHSE publishes fresh guidance on safe use of ambient scribes

NHS England has published new guidance on the use of AI-powered ambient scribing tools in health and care settings.
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Professor Adrian Harris, chief medical officer (digital and research) for the Royal Devon and senior responsible owner for the One Devon EPR Programme
2 April 2026

Torbay and South Devon on verge of Epic EPR go-live

Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust is rolling out an Epic electronic patient record (EPR) this week.
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(L to R): Dr Chris Stanley, GP partner and CCIO at Haxby Group, Helen Balsdon, CNIO at NHS England, Dr Shanker Vijay, London region GP clinical lead digital transformation, primary care at NHS England, Hassan Chaudhury, commercial director at DATA-CAN, and Una Rice, associate director – digital transformation at NHS Gloucestershire ICB
1 April 2026

NHS must stop making life ‘difficult for innovators’

Digital leaders have called for a more “brave” and “honest” approach to the barriers that prevent scaling of technologies.
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Hayley Payne, associate director, children, young people and maternity at NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board standing outside with trees behind her
1 April 2026

Driving digital adoption in child mental healthcare

A ‘transactional’ approach to implementation is bound to fail, warns Hayley Payne, associate director, children, young people and maternity at
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Julie McCall, head of programmes - Digital First at Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust smiling
1 April 2026

Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust to roll out AI-scribing

Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust is rolling out ambient voice technology following a pilot in community and mental health services.
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Doctor using tablet
1 April 2026

NHSE intervenes to delay North Cumbria EPR go-live until May

NHS England has stepped in to delay the go-live of an electronic patient record (EPR) at North Cumbria Integrated Care
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