How do we improve the adoption of open source in the NHS?
Commitments to open-source technology are enshrined in NHS policy but adoption is frustratingly slow. It is time to spread the word on the new way
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Commitments to open-source technology are enshrined in NHS policy but adoption is frustratingly slow. It is time to spread the word on the new way
An excessive focus on innovation may be getting in the way of progress, says Lorraine Foley, from the Professional Record Standards Body.
Suppliers of electronic patient records need to escape siloed thinking, come together and improve what theyâre offering to clinicians. By Fiona Dawson, director, Mayden
Jackie France of Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust argues that the NHS App is the key to reducing the elective care backlog.
NHS organisations often struggle to cope with large electronic medical record projects. Nashville based implementation specialist CereCore is here to help, the firm’s president and

EPRs must enable precision health, writes Professor Andy Hardy, CEO of University Hospitals Coventry and

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AI Scribes are hailed as a game-changer for NHS services, but letâs put execution before

Itâs time for ambient voice technology to move from transcription to transformation, writes Dr Constantin

The NHS’ shift to digital requires a permanent, digital workforce, writes Lee Rickles, CIO at