
Why weâre trying to scale digital on quicksand and how to fix it
The governmentâs ‘shift to digital’ isn’t achievable without teams that can deliver it, writes Natalie Chishick of Chishick Communications.
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The governmentâs ‘shift to digital’ isn’t achievable without teams that can deliver it, writes Natalie Chishick of Chishick Communications.
Increasing pressures on maternity services mean we need innovative ways to deliver essential training, writes digital midwife Jennifer Lyons.
We must understand what responsible AI adoption requires for the NHS, writes Prof Alicja Rudnicka of City St Georgeâs, University of London

The ‘shift to digital’ poses unique opportunities and challenges for social care, writes Kathryn Marsden, chief executive at SCIE.
A new commission will help ensure that the UK’s regulatory system can cope with AI, writes Henrietta Hughes, patient safety commissioner.

Investing in digitally-powered prevention could change the outlook for children and young people’s mental health,
We must make neighbourhood care the default model of health and care delivery, writes Laura
Legacy systems pose increasing risks due inadequate clinical safety assurance, write Kimberley Dawson, Ben Jeeves

Current safety standards can’t keep up with AI, writes Yvette Khozam, ePMA lead pharmacist at
The NHS holds vast stores of data it cannot use or sell. Synthesised data is