Medical apps: new guidance released
Guidance on how to commission, develop and acquire medical apps in the UK has been developed by the Digital Health and Care Alliance.
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Guidance on how to commission, develop and acquire medical apps in the UK has been developed by the Digital Health and Care Alliance.
This month’s round up of news from the world of healthcare apps and mobile developments kicks off with the widely-covered Health4Life sugar cubes calculator.

The Alzheimer’s Society faces potential prosecution for failing to protect sensitive personal data if it fails to comply with a new enforcement notice from the Information Commissioner’s Office.
The recently opened West Cumberland Hospital in Cumbria has gone live with a new computer system for its intensive care unit.
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is working with Kainos to develop a version of its Evolve patient record software for ambulance services, and piloting the use of iPads to let paramedics complete forms to add to the system.

A specialist HIV treatment centre has been fined £250 by the Information Commissioner’s Office after it revealed the identities of patients through an email error.
NHS England has indicated that it wants to stop running tech funds and to start allocating money to IT from a wider Sustainability and Transformation Fund linked to new, five year Sustainability and Transformation Plans.
Today’s briefing includes medical cannabis accreditation and a system to improve musculoskeletal performance or rehabilitation.

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