Health tech can help reframe ageing as an opportunity not a problem

Edinburgh's new Global Research Institute in Health and Care Technologies is working on solutions that will enable more people to
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A model for 21st century outpatients, built on communication

Outpatient services are old-fashioned and hugely wasteful. But change that works for patients and staff is within our grasp, writes
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Why the NHS needs to use digital to redesign care around patients

Andrew Hine, MD of CereCore International, a healthcare IT application support and EPR consulting firm, speaks to Digital Healthā€™s Jon
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Workforce engagement is vital to the successful adoption of digital systems

Appropriate engagement and support for clinical staff is not just fundamental to digital implementation, it is also essential post go-live
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AI can help build sustainable services ā€“ but only if we mitigate its risks

Concerns about AI should not stop progress. They should prompt us to think about how to apply such powerful processing,
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What makes the NHS App successful?

Building a ā€˜superappā€™ is a delicate act of statecraft, writes Mohammad Al Ubaydli from Patients Know Best
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What NHS tech and AI really need from the new government

The major parties see a big role for tech in easing pressure on the NHS and improving healthcare. Whatā€™s missing
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AI can help build sustainable services ā€“ but only if we mitigate its risks

Concerns about AI should not stop progress. They should prompt us to think about how to apply such powerful processing,
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Leadership: Digital Health Network launches a new ā€˜state of the nationā€™ survey of clinical digital leaders

In 2016 a CCIO network survey revealed that only 44% of CCIOs had the authority to carry out their roles
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Harnessing AI and cybersecurity to transform healthcare in the UK

The UK healthcare sector is in a transformative era, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). AI has the potential
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