Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
Digital Health’s monthly roundup covers the end of 2022 and start of 2023, and includes OxfordVR and BehaVR combining and GOSH deploying Sectra technology.
News
Newham Council launches MyWishes end-of-life digital support platform
Newham residents can now access online end-of-life planning support with a localised version of the MyWishes digital platform.
Digital Patient
NHS using AI technology for first time to build hospital in Bournemouth
University Hospitals Dorset (UHD) has announced that the new building on the Royal Bournemouth Hospital site is being constructed using AI technology
AI and Analytics
Google Research and DeepMind develop AI medical chatbot
A new AI-powered medical-specific chatbot developed by Google and DeepMind has shown some potential for clinical applications.
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2023 predictions: Digital health leaders on what lies ahead
After another significant year in the digital health space, we asked some digital health leaders what they think is in store for 2023.
News
Recruiting digital jobs for NHS ‘my biggest challenge’ says Simon Bolton
NHS Digital’s Simon Bolton has told the Health and Social Care Committee that getting the right digital skills into the NHS is his “biggest challenge.”
News 1
NICE recommends hybrid closed loop tech for diabetics
NICE has published draft recommendations for type 1 diabetes patients to access hybrid closed loop systems to help them better manage their conditions.
Digital Patient 1
Welsh government to create unified digital system for maternity services
A £7m investment from the Welsh government will see a unified, digital system for maternity services across the country be rolled out in the next few years.
Digital Patient
Redcentric completes delivery of HSCN Peering Exchange
Redcentric plc has successfully delivered the new NHS Peering Exchange Service, a key supply chain component within IT infrastructure.
Infrastructure
King’s College co-create prototype app for better cardiac arrest care
A prototype app to help improve the outcome for patients who suffer a cardiac arrest outside of hospital has been co-developed by King’s College Hospital.
Clinical Software