The month primary care went remote due to Covid-19
The Covid-19 crisis has led to the most dramatic transformation of primary care services ever seen, with most consultations moved to a remote model.
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Special Report: Imaging (PACS)
Jennifer Trueland explores whether investment in technology and infrastructure could help PACS make the leap from good to great.
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Another view: on working from home
Our GP columnist, Dr Neil Paul, reflects on his experience of working from home including his tech set-up and why he is trialling new gadgets.
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Digital Health Rewired Pitchfest 2020 winner profile: Celsium
The way clinicians monitor core body temperature hasn’t changed much in 300 years, something Des Beattie and his team and Celsium knew needed to change.
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Two years since they were introduced, are we liking LHCREs?
Two years since they were launched, Gary Birks, general manager, UK and Ireland at Orion Health, reflects on England’s LHCRE programme.
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Neither Covid-19 nor cyber-criminals care who gets infected and suffers
With Covid-19 pushing many trusts to their limit, Davey Winder explores why the health service is still an attractive target for cyber-criminals.
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Strike while the iron is hot: why we need to go further on digital health
Graham Kendall, director of the Digital Healthcare Council, explores why there is much more to be done with regards to healthcare IT in light of Covid-19.
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Lessons from gaming – can we get patients hooked on health apps?
Gaming and healthcare are not usually put together in the same sentence but Kumar Jacob, founder and CEO of Mindwave Ventures, argues they should be.
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How digital tools and platforms can help mental health services
James de Bathe, director of partnerships at Ieso Digital Health, explores how online mental health services could be a better way of reaching people.
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Existing pressure on the NHS can’t be ignored during coronavirus outbreak
With the coronavrius outbreak being declared a pandemic by WHO, NHS doctor Barney Gilbert explores why existing pressures on the NHS should not be ignored.
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