
Mobile health and apps news in brief
GP app Push Doctor expanding to Birmingham and the ever app happy Matt Hancock feature in January’s mobile health and apps news in brief.
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GP app Push Doctor expanding to Birmingham and the ever app happy Matt Hancock feature in January’s mobile health and apps news in brief.
The app means staff are able to ensure prompt isolation and management of those affected to speed up access to appropriate treatment.
The technology will give healthcare professionals at St Mary’s Hospital secure access from a mobile device to their patients’ latest test results.
The portal will provide 3,500 health and care professionals with access to patient information from eight IT systems once the roll-out is complete.
University of Surrey has developed technology using specially designed algorithms that can identify and reduce the occurrence of urinary tract infections.
Charity Thinking of Oscar is running a 500-cycle ride over five days for its #TOO500 campaign, visiting each children’s hospital it will support.
The Unsung Hero Awards are the only national awards recognising non-medical NHS staff and volunteers. The award ceremony will be held on March 1.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals has launched a market engagement exercise to help shape a development plan
Researchers at Imperial have developed an AI model that creates personalised animations of human hearts
University Hospitals of Northamptonshire has launched a Data Academy to provide training for patient and
Today’s coffee briefing covers £13m in green funding for Newham Hospital, plus insights from the
Clinicians at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust can now issue eMED3 electronic fit notes directly