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The standards ensure that records can be easily found when needed, particularly in an emergency and means patients won’t have to repeat information.
Following a successful pilot with a small number of nurses, consultants and podiatrists, the service can now be accessed by all diabetes clinicians in Northern Ireland to help better inform the care of more than 100,000 patients.
Our latest mobile health and apps news in brief features a London collaborative which is benefiting from a regional staff bank which is powered by an app.
NICE has created a set of standards to help developers and investors understand what evidence is required to introduce their product into the NHS.
The pair will work together to accelerate the co-production and wide-scale adoption of interoperability standards across health and social care.
The IT security firm’s OneSign Single Sign-On software allows medical staff to access information by using their employee smart cards.
Dictate IT, which provides digital dictation, outsourced transcription, and speech recognition services, has become the 18th company to join the group.
This contracts and go lives roundup features Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust integrating a
More than half of the British public (54%) have not heard of AI being used
Lack of integration between the NHS App and other health data sources has contributed to
A research project from the University of Exeter is using AI to personalise stroke care
Our coffee time briefing covers a two-year contract extension for Hitachi and a pilot of
