The case for change: digitising the pharmacy ordering process
As a service, pharmacy dislikes change, preferring to apply āband-aidsā to traditional systems. But the advantages of digitising are now too great to ignore, writes
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As a service, pharmacy dislikes change, preferring to apply āband-aidsā to traditional systems. But the advantages of digitising are now too great to ignore, writes
Digital Healthās Advisory Panel invited members of the Shuri Network to join the panel last year. For Vicki Kong and Elohor Uwadiogbu it was a
In the wake of the largest IT outage in history, healthcare organisations must keep faith in digital ā and reinforce their infrastructures, writes Mizaicās Jon
What does the streaming of live sport on TV have to do with EPR implementation? They should both deliver a better experience for the user,
Edinburgh’s new Global Research Institute in Health and Care Technologies is working on solutions that will enable more people to age well, writes Professor Alan
Building AI tools into existing models is futile. It is time to go back to
Poor quality data is partly to blame for the failure to shift care out of
As AI systems become āpervasiveā, the risks and opportunities increase. Digital leaders must put people
Junior doctor Matt Farrier sometimes asks advice on medical matters from his consultant paediatrician father
Rewired 2024 provides a great opportunity to hear how NHS leaders are assessing both the