Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
This contracts and go lives roundup features Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust integrating a video service with its EPR.
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This contracts and go lives roundup features Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust integrating a video service with its EPR.
More than half of the British public (54%) have not heard of AI being used in healthcare, according to a survey of over 1,000 adults.

Lack of integration between the NHS App and other health data sources has contributed to patient record errors, according to Healthwatch.
A research project from the University of Exeter is using AI to personalise stroke care for patients in a bid to reduce future disability.
Our coffee time briefing covers a two-year contract extension for Hitachi and a pilot of Decently’s Melo app in Leeds.
Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals has raised concerns that its digital team is “poorly resourced” with over 18 vacancies.
Skin Analytics’ AI system that detects potential skin cancer has been conditionally recommended by NICE for use in the NHS.
Our roundup features Hospital at Night being introduced at University Hospitals Plymouth and the Royal
Healthcare IT suppliers have welcomed NHSX’s ‘What Good Looks Like’ guidance but said it could
Two mental health wards run by Central and North West London have gone live with

Dr James Reed and Lisa Emery said the guidance “landed well” with leaders but needed
Servelec has been acquired by the health and social care division of The Access Group