We need to focus on value â and optimise our existing technology
New technology can bring immediate efficiencies but after a few years âthe picture changesâ, writes CNIO Matthew Little
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New technology can bring immediate efficiencies but after a few years âthe picture changesâ, writes CNIO Matthew Little
Digital technology is a critical to addressing the ever-expanding burden of dementia, write Prof Dag Aarsland and Dr Antonio Ruiz-Gonzalez
The problem with new, improved software is that the NHSâs creaky hardware canât cope with it, writes CCIO Martin Farrier
Making the most of healthcare technologies requires systematic change, writes Dr Sarah Byron, programme director at NICE
A targeted focus on HealthTech has the potential to boost the UKâs global competitiveness, writes Russ Shaw

Professor Kathrin Cresswell warns that the âheightened expectationsâ placed on digital technologies can be âvery

Ahead of Digital Health Summer Schools, Dr Penny Kechagioglou discusses clinical leadership and health inequalities.

The technology to address delayed discharge must be used in a coordinated, system-wide way, write
If TEC is to deliver on its promise, practitioners need to trust its insights, writes
Estonia demonstrates that digital transformation is less about tech and more about trust, writes Tammy