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This month’s round-up of cyber security news nibs includes a cyber-attack on US healthcare provider Atrium Health andĀ a report from the ICO that details how a GP surgery secretary was fired and fined for reading colleagues’ medical records.
In a keynote at an event in London on 28 November, the health secretary spoke about leadership in the NHS and referenced the culture towards technology.
Amazon Comprehend Medical is capable of reading clinical notes, prescriptions and audio transcripts and decoding the information contained within it.
The Ā£15m framework covers 14 regional health boards and two national hospitals, including the State Psychiatric and the Golden Jubilee.
A study, carried out by researchers from the University of Surrey, investigated whether women who sought health information online found it useful or not.
Imperial begins recruiting patients at scale for open shared portal that puts individuals in control of deciding who can see their medical records.
The companies are developing new apps for Servelec’s Rio and Mosaic systems that will allow users to access critical patient info at the point of care.
NHS England is rolling out Microsoft 365 Copilot to 505,000 clinicians and support staff across
An NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) study will evaluate an algorithm designed to improve blood
North Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) will implement Totalmobile’s digital platform to improve
The National Data Guardian has asked NHSE to explain how Palantir staff gained access to
This Movers and Shakers roundup includes health secretary Wes Streeting’s resignation and the appointment of
