New research to develop AI to better predict risk of mouth cancer
The study will look at the use of machine learning and AI to assist pathologists in spotting mouth cancer, which has increased by 60% in the last 10 years.
AI and Analytics
Telehealth solution approved for stroke assessment in Northern Ireland
Health Services Limited’s (HSL) Telehealth system enables clinicians to carry out virtual video consultations and diagnosis of patients.
Clinical Software
MHRA seeks input on using EHR data to inform clinical trials
The MHRA is asking stakeholders to help shape new guidance that outlines how greater use of real-world data in clinical trials improve treatments.
AI and Analytics
Applications open for second round of the AI in Health and Care Award
Technology companies, researchers and developers are being encouraged to bid for funding in the next round of the AI in Health and Care Award.
AI and Analytics
Digital Health Unplugged: November news team debrief
Going forward we will be inviting members of our Digital Health Advisory Panel to take part in our news team debriefs to hear their expert opinions.
News
First headline speakers announced for Rewired 2021 festival
The first national headline speakers have been announced for the new look Digital Health Rewired Festival taking place on 15-19 March 2021.
News
NHS Covid-19 App error ‘left thousands unaware they need to isolate’
The NHS Covid-19 App was set at the wrong sensitivity meaning users were not sent self-isolation alerts after they came into contact with infected people.
News 5
Fast Follower Wye Valley NHS Trust goes live with ePMA system
Wye Valley NHS Trust has gone live with a new ePMA system which will improve patient safety for prescribing across its four sites.
Clinical Software
BCS joins forces with Coding Black Females to improve diversity in tech
Fifty women from Coding Black Females will be offered a membership of BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, each year under a new bursary agreement.
News
Scotland’s contact-tracing app now interoperable with Northern Ireland’s
Through developing its own ‘federated server’ the Scottish government is ultimately hoping to allow interoperability of all contact-tracing apps in the UK.
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