Epic ‘tells customers it will cease to work with Google Cloud’
Account representatives from US firm Epic have reportedly called customers to tell them it will not be working with Google Cloud.
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Barts Health appoints Capgemini to help modernise IT estate
Barts Health has appointed Capgemini to help support its digital transformation though delivering cloud services across multiple providers within it.
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Discover the possibilities of cloud and mobile for healthcare at Rewired
Digital Health Rewired 2020 will explore how NHS organisations and their partners are using cloud to improve productivity and reduce costs.
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East Midlands CSU scoops £1.4m business intelligence and data contract
The £1.4m contract will see Arden & GEM support the CCG in meeting its ambition to deliver high-quality and easy access to healthcare services to citizens.
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Power of 5G technology in healthcare demonstrated in Birmingham
The 5G demonstration included a showcase of a 5G-connected ambulance concept, provided by South Central Ambulance NHS Foundation Trust.
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How IoT is improving patient care
The Internet of Things (IoT) is starting to make breakthroughs in the healthcare sector – but what does the future hold, and what are the benefits?
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Greater Manchester appoints suppliers to create a digital health platform
The digital platform will support the transformation of public services and empower people to take control over their own health and wellbeing.
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Sectra ‘preferred provider’ for PACS and VNA across Greater Manchester
No contract has been signed at this stage but a spokesperson has said a formal announcement was “planned for 2020”, once the business case has been approved.
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Technology is the answer to the healthcare productivity challenge
As healthcare spending rises, Jonathan Pearson, UK head of healthcare at PA Consulting, looks at why technology could help improve productivity in the NHS.
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‘Time running out’ for telecare services to go digital
Around 900,000 telecare users in the UK could be affected as BT and Virgin Media begin to retire analogue phone networks, a report from Doro Care has suggested.
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