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The agreement meant the Home Office could access patient data – including non-clinical information – for the purpose of tracing immigration offenders.
The guidance sets out how and in which circumstances doctors, nurses and other healthcare staff can use messaging apps within acute clinical settings.
The app helps detect early signs of kidney failure and is currently being used at the Royal Free Hospital in north London.
The National Assembly for Wales’ Public Accounts Committee published a report which looked into IT systems being used in NHS Wales.
Wais Shaifta, who previously served as the company’s chief operating officer, assumed the role of acting chief executive in July.
The selected trusts will all pilot RespiraSense during an eight-week set-up phase and then could have the chance of getting a six-week supply.
Hancock will appear today at the GovTech summit in Paris to discuss how AI and other technological advances could transform care for NHS patients.
This Movers and Shakes roundup includes the appointment of a permanent secretary at the Department
All health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland have now gone live with the
Our latest coffee briefing covers to go-live of the WIVS across GP practices in Wales
De-identified NHS data from 57 million people is being used to train an AI model
Digitising NHS and adult social care services across the UK will require an estimated £21bn
