Doctors helped to build and launch own healthcare apps
Doctors will now be able to build and launch their own health apps through a toolkit developed by UK digital health specialists, Inhealthcare.
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Doctors will now be able to build and launch their own health apps through a toolkit developed by UK digital health specialists, Inhealthcare.
Now Healthcare Group, provider of the Now GP video consultation service, is the first to pass the CQC inspection, in its field.
The impact of the global cyber-attacks has caused East and North Hertfordshire to delay its Lorenzo (EPR) deployment for over two months.
This month’s Movers and Shakers round-ups features lots of new senior appointments across various industry organisations including Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust and the Patients Association.
Child safeguarding guidance has been directly put into Milton Keynes CCG’s EPR allowing for training, alerts and shared information across GPs.
Lloyds Pharmacy Online Doctor has become the first of online healthcare provider to pass its Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection.
Barts Health NHS Trust has received a multi-million pound grant to buy surgical robots for two of its London hospitals.
This roundup includes EPR go-lives, following delays, at both North Cumbria Integrated Care and York

Digital Health has published the full Summer Schools 2026 programme, featuring some of the NHS’s
Today’s briefing features a 3D model for an eye centre in London and investment in

The government has announced £20 million of funding to expand AI chest X-ray tools to

UK online pharmacy Pharmacy2U has launched a dedicated women’s health hub, backed by menopause retail