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Pharmacists, doctors and nurses now have real-time access to 300,000 patient records from 40 GP practices via the Medical Interoperability Gateway (MIG).
The software replaces the existing fleet management systems with a system which is hoped will reduce vehicle costs through more efficient data analysis.
The Professional Record Standards Body is running the survey to help determine what core information needs to be shared in local health and care records.
The ambitions; digitally ready services; digitally mature services; and data enabled services, provide a “structure to develop a local plan of delivery”.
The tool can be used on any device and takes staff just 30 seconds to upload details of available beds. More than 6,250 care homes have already signed up.
PillTime is a dispensary, featuring a robot and optical checker which has been set up in the global digital exemplars (GDE) pharmacy deparment.
The awards, which form part of the Digital Health Summer Schools, are the only awards judged and voted by the 3,000 plus members of Digital Health Networks.
The joint agreement with Wellbeing Software and Insignia Medical Systems will facilitate cross organisational image
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The immunisation, health and developmental records of nearly half a million children across Lancashire are
Cameron lobbied Gould on behalf of Greensill Capital, which developed an advance payment app for
It’s currently open to all AXA customers in Germany and Italy, with the service expected
