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Dermot Ryan, director of transformation at NHS England

Only 30% of trusts with EPRs have integrated data flows, finds DMA

27 March 2026

The 2025 Digital Maturity Assessment shows 93% of NHS providers use EPRs but only 30% have fully integrated bi-directional data flows.

Helen Balsdon, national CNIO (Credit: Graham Meek)

Avoid unnecessary piloting of ‘excellent’ tech, says national CNIO

27 March 2026

The NHS must “accelerate” and scale proven innovations to meet rising demand, Helen Balsdon told Digital Health Rewired.

(L to R) Amy Freeman, CDIO at University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust and chair of the CIO Advisory Panel, John Mitchell, associate director of digital at NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB and chair of the ICS Digital Council, Hayley Grafton, CNIO at University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust and chair of the CNIO Advisory Panel, Ben Jeeves, CCIO and CSO at T-Pro and chair of the CSO Council, and Penny Kechagioglou, consultant clinical oncologist, CCIO and deputy chief medical officer at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust and chair of the CCIO Advisory Panel

NHS urged to optimise existing tech before chasing new solutions

27 March 2026

The chairs of the Digital Health Networks have urged NHS organisations to focus on optimising existing digital tools over chasing new tech.

Jenna Cusworth-Bolger, senior service designer at Genomics England talking on the stage at Rewired 2026

Major genomics data study hits recruitment milestone

27 March 2026

The Generation Study has recruited half its intended study group, delegates at Digital Health Rewired heard

Jon Hoeksma, chief executive at Future Health Intelligence; Will Monaghan, group chief digital information officer at University Hospital Leicester NHS Trust; Kavitha Saravanakumar, interim chief information officer, NHS North West London; and Marc Farr, chief analytical officer at East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust on the stage at Rewired 2026

FDP ‘being held back by a lack of clarity from the centre’

26 March 2026

The FDP is delivering benefits but is being held back by a lack of clarity from the centre, speakers at Digital Health Rewired said.

A photo showing a birds-eye view of a cup of coffee, with the words "Digital Health coffee time" in white text overlaid in the foreground

Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕

26 March 2026

Today’s briefing includes Microsoft’s rollout of an AI health assistant in the US and a British biotech company raising £3.6m in seed funding

L to R: - Martin Dennys, deputy director for digital profession, NHSE - Andrew Griffiths, chief executive, FEDIP - Neil Morgan, director of advocacy and strategy, AphA - Will Smart, chair, BCS Faculty for Health and Care - Jan Hoogewerf, head of health and care, BCS on stage at Rewired

Digital health staff will be expected to gain professional registration

26 March 2026

NHS England is to set an “expectation” that staff working in digital healthcare are members of a professional body and registered with FEDIP.

eConsult and CLEO Systems collaborate to improve patient pathways

7 September 2021

CLEO Systems and eConsult Health are working together in a bid to support urgent care

Covid passports for events set to begin in England this month

6 September 2021

Speaking on the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi said introducing Covid passports

North Tees and Hartlepool receives GDE digital leader award

6 September 2021

North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust has been recognised by the Global Digital Exemplar

All health and social care bodies to appoint Caldicott Guardians by 2023

6 September 2021

The new National Data Guardian rules impact all health and social care public bodies that

GCHQ powers to access NHS IT systems is extended

3 September 2021

The powers allow GCHQ to request information held by or on behalf of the NHS

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