Time to rethink how we evaluate digital technologies in healthcare
Traditional methods of evaluation are often too slow, rigid and costly for the fast-moving world of digital health, writes Kathrin Cresswell
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Traditional methods of evaluation are often too slow, rigid and costly for the fast-moving world of digital health, writes Kathrin Cresswell

Hayley Grafton, CNIO at University Hospitals Leicester NHS Trust, has high hopes for the NHS 10 year health plan.
Upheaval at the centre is a distraction which could worsen shortages of digital expertise on the frontline, argues Dawn Greaves
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

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