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There are “more questions than answers” surrounding the safety of medical apps, the cheif executive of Patient Safety Learning told an audience in London.
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As part of the news, Amazon also announced number of partnerships which include enabling patients to reorder prescriptions and get updates from hospitals.
The project will see RNOH, replace their legacy technology with a newer clinical data platform and allow the trust to embark on an innovation led strategy.
The British technology company’s solution will be introduced in a number of areas of the trust including cardiology, hypertension and diabetes.
The aim of the evaluation was to use the feedback to improve patient experience of the app and to plan support for GP practices.
The eRehabilitation Prescription is part of a 3-step discharge process, helping trauma patients leaving Southmead Hospital to better manage their aftercare
Powys Teaching Health Board (PTHB) has gone live an electronic prescribing and medicines administration (ePMA)
Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust has introduced a digital tool to improve care for
An NHS imaging transformation programme serving 6.6 million people across the West Midlands has entered
Health minister Preet Kaur Gill has apologised for NHSE’s handling of information provided to the
Today’s briefing features Doctify launching in Saudi Arabia and a Scottish medical management platform for
