Could better connecting of data lead to a cure for Covid-19?
Doctor Alexander Jarasch explores why scientists need to look for new approaches in combating major diseases – especially in the Covid-19 age.
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Special Report: Analytics
Traditionally, the analytics tools in NHS are used to understand the current situations or past trends, helping the NHS predict where emergency services are most likely to be needed which in turn allow trusts to plan accordingly. But with Covid-19, has the role of analytics been permanently altered? Maja Dragovic looks at the impact.
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Developing the real business case for digital pathology
Former Northern Cancer Alliance Pathology programme manager, David Bottoms, talks about the business case for digital pathology and why it is needed.
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Digital boards and the path to sustainable NHS transformation
Digital representation on NHS boards is something which many IT leaders have campaigned for and Paul Richards explores why it is important.
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Special Report: Cloud
The coronavirus pandemic has meant a number of NHS trusts have had to quickly adapt to new ways of working. Jennifer Trueland investigates how Covid-19 has brought home the benefits of cloud.
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Avoiding the bungee cord ‘bounce back’ for the health and care system
With many healthtech solutions being delivered within weeks during coronavirus, Indi Singh, looks into how the bungee cord “bounce back” could be avoided.
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Time to deliver ‘business better than usual’ with Covid-19 tech gains
Covid-19 has resulted in a tech culture change and Rich Corbridge argues this new agility for a digitised health environment needs to be built on.
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Healthcare insecurity gets personal when you look beyond the big picture
In his latest column, Davey Winder explores why healthcare insecurity is about more than just protecting data, it’s about protecting lives as well.
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Managing the UK’s ‘next big crisis’ of disrupted cancer care and diagnosis
With a lot of medical care on hold during the Covid-19 pandemic, Paul Landau, founder and CEO of Careology, looks into how the UK’s ‘next big crisis’.
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