Babylon rated ‘good’ after previous concerns around ‘unsafe’ prescribing
The latest CQC report, published on 4 December 2019, found the digital provider had adhered to previous safety advice around prescribing and patient safety.
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DeepMind founder leaves to take up separate AI role with Google
Mustafa Suleyman announced on Twitter he would be joining Google’s team looking at the opportunities and impacts of applied artificial intelligence.
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King’s College London to deliver healthcare AI model
King’s is looking to develop a Federated Learning model, a machine learning technique that trains an algorithm across multiple decentralised servers.
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Ex-Oxford chief information officer admits lying about degree
Peter Knight, 53, was chief information and digital officer at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust from August 2016 until September 2018.
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Digital Healthcare Council outlines four principles for a sustainable industry
Digital health solutions should consider people first; fair system rules; free and open information; and evidence-based practice, the council said.
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ICSs ‘must consider how to attract sustainable supply of future leaders’
There’s no “inexhaustible pipeline” of leaders working within ICSs and more needs to be done to attract younger leaders, a King’s Fund report found.
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Mobile health and apps news in brief
This month’s mobile apps round-up features news an augmented reality asthma app to teach children how to use their inhaler being rolled out across Suffolk.
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Lincolnshire Community Health Service partners up with Inhealthcare
Inhealthcare is working with the trust to develop an online system for handling referrals that can be accessed by both patients and professionals.
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Inspirational Shuri Network back with a bang at Rewired 2020
Attendees can hear from the founders and leaders of the Shuri Network, Dr Shera Chok (top left), Sarah Amani (top right), Sonia Patel (bottom left) and Rafiah Badat (bottom right).
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Epic ‘preferred bidder’ for Manchester’s £400m EPR contract
Manchester University Foundation Trust began a procurement in August 2018 for a future EPR solution capable of meeting its “specialist and complex needs.”
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