Release the pharmacists
Better application of technology could take the administrative burden away from hospital pharmacists, leaving them free to concentrate on patient care.
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Better application of technology could take the administrative burden away from hospital pharmacists, leaving them free to concentrate on patient care.
New developments in speech recognition technology could make it a useful tool for clinicians, says Marcel Wassink of Philips.
Dr Mahibur Rahman explains the benefits and costs of introducing picture archiving, and shows what can happen if things go wrong.
Identifying patients to access their records can be a big problem for A&E staff and paramedics. So why not use biometric scanning, wonders Michael Casey?
After a week of headlines about implementation costs for the NHS IT modernisation programme E-Health Insider takes a rain check on understanding of this key
Far more nuance, subtlety and evidence is needed when it comes to adopting new technologies,
A physical space for innovation at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has supported colloboration and
National chief nursing information officer Helen Balsdon tells Digital Health News why technology providers need
To release the full benefits of AI for patients, the government must focus on building
Helen Thomas, chief executive of Digital Health and Care Wales, discusses the six-year digital strategy