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Appropriate engagement and support for clinical staff is not just fundamental to digital implementation, it is also essential post go-live and beyond, writes Fiona Mills
Concerns about AI should not stop progress. They should prompt us to think about how to apply such powerful processing, argue Rebecca Hughes and Paul
Building a âsuperappâ is a delicate act of statecraft, writes Mohammad Al Ubaydli from Patients Know Best
The major parties see a big role for tech in easing pressure on the NHS and improving healthcare. Whatâs missing is a plan to make
In 2016 a CCIO network survey revealed that only 44% of CCIOs had the authority to carry out their roles effectively. Will the 2024 survey
AI in mental health settings needs to be implemented thoughtfully if we are to avoid
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
