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A call for more patient self management and numerous tech upgrade programmes are featured in today’s Coffee Briefing.
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A call for more patient self management and numerous tech upgrade programmes are featured in today’s Coffee Briefing.
A wireless sensor the size of a paperclip could transform care for people living with chronic heart failure, according to NICE.
A further three NHS chief executives have been confirmed as speakers at Rewired 2026, which takes place on 24-25 March at The NEC Birmingham.
A study has been published in The Lancet after it found that an AI stethoscope detects serious heart conditions faster in primary care.
Patients will be able to take part in clinical trials through the NHS App, as part of the government’s National Cancer Plan.
More than half of GPs in Scotland say that their software is not fit for purpose, according to a member survey by RCGP Scotland.
Today’s Coffee Briefing includes a contract for digital mental health firm Kooth and a report on the rise of radiology-linked legal claims.
The Health and Social Care Committee has urged the government “to make further progress on
The latest Digital Health News industry round-up includes a new app for arthritis patients, a
The Hospify platform will close on 31 January after its “exponential growth curve collapsed” as
The NHS App was launched in December 2018 and now boasts 22million registered users –
NHS Digital’s Professor Jonathan Benger has been awarded a Commander of the British Empire (CBE)