
Cresswell: ‘Some users are disappointed with ambient scribes’
Professor Kathrin Cresswell warns that the âheightened expectationsâ placed on digital technologies can be âvery damagingâ.
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Professor Kathrin Cresswell warns that the âheightened expectationsâ placed on digital technologies can be âvery damagingâ.

Ahead of Digital Health Summer Schools, Dr Penny Kechagioglou discusses clinical leadership and health inequalities.

The technology to address delayed discharge must be used in a coordinated, system-wide way, write Christos Vasilakis and Zehra Onen Dumlu
If TEC is to deliver on its promise, practitioners need to trust its insights, writes Robert Turnbull, care technology expert
Estonia demonstrates that digital transformation is less about tech and more about trust, writes Tammy Lovell, editor at Digital Health

Clinical decision support needs the same robust governance as medicine, writes Jordan Fulcher, clinical solutions

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

For cyber attackers, printers are another potential entry point, writes Harry Page, office print category

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