
NHS tech investment needs better delivery, not greater urgency
NHS digital investment is being held back not by lack of urgency but by weak delivery on the ground, writes Professor Joe McDonald
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NHS digital investment is being held back not by lack of urgency but by weak delivery on the ground, writes Professor Joe McDonald

Digital care technologies risk deepening inequalities and increasing pressure on unpaid carers, writes Dr Ekaterina Hertog

We can’t build a sustainable digital workforce without recognising impact across all levels, writes Nadira Hussain, CEO at Socitm
Digital leadership is not about technology, but about improving care, writes Ian McKenzie, CIO at Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS FT
The UKâs digital health future depends on predictive care, according to 2026 electronic health record analysis from Market Intelo.
Shared care records are increasingly valued and developed but the obstacles in the way of
The NHS needs to prioritise the delivery of agile, intuitive systems that enable clinicians to
As healthcare evolves, so too must the electronic patient records at its heart. This means
The NHS Long Term Plan seeks to mainstream digitally-enabled care across all areas of the
Evidence-based decisions on spending require a system that can handle data from multiple sites and