Excitement builds for Rewired 2020 as packed programme is published
Highlights from the Rewired 2020 programme include keynotes from author Caroline Criado-Perez and NHSX CEO, Matthew Gould, who will take to the stage on 4 March
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East Midlands CSU scoops £1.4m business intelligence and data contract
The £1.4m contract will see Arden & GEM support the CCG in meeting its ambition to deliver high-quality and easy access to healthcare services to citizens.
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Google Health’s Streams app to go live at Barnet Hospital
Google Health’s Streams app, which provides a rapid alert when patients are at risk of AKI, is due to go live at Barnet Hospital this month.
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Just 1 in 10 outpatient appointments conducted via video, RCP survey finds
The Royal College of Physicians found a low uptake in digital solutions in outpatient appointments, despite 70% of GPs agreeing video should be used.
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Derbyshire Healthcare to deploy TPP SystmOne across mental health
The trust will implement the SystmOne mental health module in 2020, allowing it to benefit from a single EPR across the majority of its services.
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Bolton NHS FT deploys ‘tap and go’ eObs tech from Imprivata
Imprivata Mobile Device Access gives clinicians fast and secure access to eObservations using proximity badges and card readers, reducing the need for passwords.
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LIVI raises £118m to fund ‘ambitious’ expansion plans
LIVI will use the Series C funding to further develop its digital healthcare platform, expand into new European markets and hire fresh talent.
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Movers and shakers news round-up
This month’s round-up of industry movements covers Dr John Halamka’s new role at Mayo Clinic, as well as appointments at Kent Community Health and National Services Scotland.
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Dartford and Gravesham signs £1m ePMA deal with Alcidion
The Australian company will provide its OPENeP electronic prescribing and medications administrations (ePMA) to the trust over six years.
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Three in ten GPs recommend apps to ease pressure on CAMHS
In a survey of 994 GPs, 31% said they recommend patients use NHS approved apps to manage poor mental health if they’re facing delays for NHS treatment.
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