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The latest roundup features Push Doctor partnering with Datix to improve their patient safety software and a food app that uses AI to analyse nutrition.
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The latest roundup features Push Doctor partnering with Datix to improve their patient safety software and a food app that uses AI to analyse nutrition.
The principles, which tech companies are expected to follow, include understanding user need as well as being fair and transparent.
Overseeing digital transformation, the organisation brings together the Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England and NHS Improvement.
The software examines four biological characteristics of tumours – structure, shape, size and genetic makeup – which influence a patient’s survival rate.
Digital Health News understands NHS England is now working with Hammersmith and Fulham and Birmingham and Solihull CCGs to agree on a start date after a solution was reached.
Clinicians may find themselves incorrectly trusting decisions made by AI more than they trust their own, The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges report found.
The blueprints contain timelines for implementation; web links; website content; advertising content; terms of reference and fair processing information.
NHS IT chiefs took centre stage on the second day of Rewired – here is
Speaking at day two of Digital Health Rewired, Matthew Gould addressed the lessons learned during
The CEO of NHS Digital has shared what lessons the organisation has learnt over the
Rewired 2021 kicked off today with FHIR and the role NHS boards have played during
Speaking on the first day of Digital Health Rewired 2021 Saffron Cordery said digital changes