Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕
This edition of coffee time includes news from the NHS Ambulance Radio Programme and a DIY heart monitor from Phillips for NHS patients.
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This edition of coffee time includes news from the NHS Ambulance Radio Programme and a DIY heart monitor from Phillips for NHS patients.
This episode, in partnership with Digital Health Networks sponsor Imprivata, focuses on all things mobile technology in healthcare.
A partnership in the East of England has enabled frontline ambulance crews to consult stroke specialists via video.
Nearly 400,000 people have used a prescription tracking feature in the NHS App in the first 10 weeks since its launch, said NHS England.
The NHS Race and Health Observatory has launched a digital platform to support healthcare organisations in tackling health inequalities.
Ultromics, a provider of AI-driven cardiology solutions, has raised $55m (£41m) in Series C financing to scale its technology across the US.
Ambulance technology developed in Rwanda by University of Birmingham experts could save nearly one million lives by enabling faster care.
Four pathfinder projects addressing some of London’s key health problems have been granted £1m to
Induction’s Attend Anywhere platform has expanded with a new clinical group consultation function to support
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation is trialling a new app for stroke patients to
Digital health provider Babylon has launched its AI-powered triage tool in Rwanda to further digitise
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has signed a five-year non-exclusive Strategic Research Agreement (SRA)