Three things we must do now to prevent patient harm from digital tech
25 June 2024
In the wake of reports linking IT flaws to deaths of patients, and the recent cyber attack on pathology in south east London, Chris Fleming
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Joe McDonald: NHS ITâs failed patient safety culture needs radical change
20 June 2024
An approach by a BBC journalist has Joe McDonald wondering what it will take to end the NHS scandal of flawed computer systems wasting public
The benefits of working in a professional, diverse, digital team
18 June 2024
No clinical informatician should work in isolation. Bringing digital midwives into the wider digital team is better for everyone, writes Jennifer Mearns in the third
How to implement change: the crucial role of the digital clinical lead
14 June 2024
In the second of our four-part series on effective NMAHP teams, Elaine Tustian looks at the crucial role of the digital clinical lead
Colleagues and friends pay tribute to ‘brilliant’ CIO Glenn Winteringham
12 June 2024
The long-serving CIO at the Royal Free Hospital was known for his inspirational leadership, unstinting kindness, and ability to deliver digital transformation. He died last
Industry Spotlight: KPMG launches EPR Alliance to aid digital transformation
27 September 2023
A groundbreaking alliance aims to help NHS trusts meet the challenge of EPR implementation. By
We need strategic national direction to achieve a single, holistic view of peopleâs health information
21 September 2023
Adopting PRSBâs information standard to support person-centred care planning would be a âpragmaticâ step in
Three ways NHS trusts can get ahead of patient demand
20 September 2023
If we do more of the same, waiting list numbers will continue to rise. Reducing
Is the Federated Data Platform too expensive to cancel?
19 September 2023
Sticking with a hugely expensive plan to develop a âmythical beastâ of a fighter plane
AI revolution must respect patientsâ right to consent
14 September 2023
Safeguards to ensure patient data is handled ethically are essential, writes Proximieâs Nadine Hachach-Haram, a
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