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An NHS test bed in Lancashire is to test innovative technologies for patients with conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, atrial fibrillation and diabetes; with different risk cohorts trying different ideas.
The National Programme for IT has finally come to an end, although the bill for the enormously expensive and controversial project will continue to be paid for years to come.
Professor Keith McNeil, the former CEO of Cambridge University Hospitals has been appointed as England’s first national CCIO
This month’s round-up of mobile and app news includes a security ‘destruction tested’ imaging app and projects to help patients with diabetes in hospital and children with asthma in school.
The government has indicated that there will be a blitz on removing obsolete technology from the NHS that poses a security risk.
The government has launched a formal consultation on two of the key proposals in Dame Fiona Caldicottâs latest review of data security and information governance in the NHS.
The controversial care.data programme has been killed off following the release of Dame Fiona Caldicott’s report recommending sweeping changes to NHS data security.
Sheffield City Council has become the first local authority to approve a motion formally opposing
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has begun rolling out a digital triage system across
Four companies developing solutions to improve health and social care have won the Isle of
University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust has gone live with an interoperable digital
Today’s briefing features quantum simulation for drug discovery tech and new digital healthcare infrastructure in
