Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕
23 September 2025
Today’s Coffee Time includes the launch of Lilie 9.5 for Iodx and an expansion to Germany for Patients Know Best.
News
Digital Health Unplugged: How can the NHS attract female innovators?
23 September 2025
The co-directors of the NHS Innovation Accelerator discuss how the NHS can attract female innovators and others from underrepresented groups.
NHSE to launch £6m AI research screening platform
23 September 2025
NHSE is building a £6 million AI research screening platform to enable trusts to join trials of AI in screening to help speed up diagnosis.
Major IT outage delays 1,600 patient appointments
22 September 2025
Around 1,600 patient appointments have been postponed following an IT outage at the Southern Health and Social Care Trust.
Birmingham Women’s and Children’s connects into NHS App
22 September 2025
Patients at Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS FT can now access their appointment details through the NHS App.
GOSH will harness AI to improve care for children, says CDIO
22 September 2025
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS FT is “embedding AI into clinical care, operations and research”, said Mark Coker, CDIO.
Four 5G healthcare solutions in North East to receive CPI support
19 September 2025
Four companies offering 5G-enabled healthcare solutions will receive support from CPI as part of its 5G Innovation Programme.
2021 predictions: Health tech suppliers give their verdict
4 January 2021
After a busy 2020, we asked some health tech suppliers to give their predictions for
2021 predictions: Digital health leaders on what lies ahead
4 January 2021
Digital Health News asked NHS IT leaders what they think lies ahead for the digital
Digital Health’s 2020 Review: Top 10 most read news stories
31 December 2020
It is safe to say that 2020 has been a year like no other and
Digital Health’s Review of 2020 Part Two: July to December
30 December 2020
Our round up of 2020 continues as we hit the second half of the year,
Digital Health’s Review of 2020 Part One: January to June
29 December 2020
It’s been a huge year for the NHS and an even bigger year for health
