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This week’s top stories include a number of big stories such as Juliet Bauer announcing she is stepping down from her role as NHS England’s CDO.
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This week’s top stories include a number of big stories such as Juliet Bauer announcing she is stepping down from her role as NHS England’s CDO.
One hundred readers took part in our poll which asked how many of the eight digital milestones set out in the Long Term Plan would be achieved on time.
Digital Health’s latest movers and shakers round-up features some new digital appointments at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.
The Yorkshire and Humber Local Health and Care Record Exemplar now has 30 IT leaders trained under the College for Healthcare Informatics Professionals.
The digital-service is now supporting 60 NHS GP practices across England, including Staffordshire, Birmingham, York and Hull.
Hinge Health provides a digital 12 -week digital programme designed by physicians and clinicians to provide relief from musculoskeletal problems.
The software provides clinicians and GPs information on a patient’s medication when they are admitted to, and discharged from, hospital.
Our coffee briefing covers an AI agent for cataracts patients at Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells,
A child-friendly app from Little Journey is now available for patients in the neonatal intensive
AI-driven heart scans which cut the need for invasive tests have saved millions of pounds
A cancer diagnostic tool will be rolled out across the NHS to help cut treatment
This contracts and go lives roundup features Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust integrating a