Joe’s View: On turkey and the trip to Abilene
18 December 2018
As Christmas fast approaches, Professor Joe McDonald finds himself thinking about the absurdity of Christmas turkey, Brexit, trips to Abilene and â of course â
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Special Report: Medical Devices
12 December 2018
Medical devices are a ubiquitous part of modern day healthcare â blood pressure monitors, infusion pumps, spirometers, the list goes on â and increasingly digital
It’s not just about instant messaging â we need an integrated approach to clinical communication
4 December 2018
There is little doubt that instant messaging is being used by clinicians to share patient information â with all the related risks. John Safa believes
2018 Digital Health Award Winner Profile: Jackie Murphy
29 November 2018
Jackie Murphy may not label herself an IT nerd, but there’s little doubt she’s successfully supported her organisation’s digitisation efforts â her award as Digital
Another view: Of problems with primary care IT
28 November 2018
Neil Paul and his colleagues have had just about enough of primary care IT problems, with infrastructure and software alike causing headaches. So why â
What will Burnham as PM mean for NHS IT?
25 June 2026
Jon Hoeksma examines what two former health secretaries, Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting, running the
Yasmeen: âWeâve made sense of the 10 year plan’s visionâ
24 June 2026
The absence of a delivery chapter in the NHS 10 year plan drew criticism when
Industry Spotlight: Stephen McMillan, strategic partnerships leader, Philips
12 June 2026
NHS plans for innovation are often blocked by capital constraints and budget cycles, says Stephen
Cresswell: ‘Some users are disappointed with ambient scribes’
3 June 2026
Professor Kathrin Cresswell warns that the âheightened expectationsâ placed on digital technologies can be âvery
Penny Kechagioglou: âWe’ve become too attached to AIâ
27 May 2026
Ahead of Digital Health Summer Schools, Dr Penny Kechagioglou discusses clinical leadership and health inequalities.
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