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Government to miss 2024 target for digital prescribing

The government has admitted it is set to miss its goal of eliminating paper prescriptions by 2024, following a report
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YouTube fights disinformation with verification of health workers

YouTube is continuing with its efforts to verify UK health workers on its channel in a battle to tackle the
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HEE renews clinical decision support tool than can integrate with EPRs

Health Education England (HEE) is extending its use of BMJ Best Practice, a decision support tool that can integrate with
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AI could lead to ‘overdiagnosis’ of breast cancer, tech body warns

The technology is often seen as “like magic” in healthcare but there is little scientific evidence to support its use
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BMJ Best Practice made free to access for NHS staff

All staff in England can now access BMJ Best Practice, a point of care tool that guides clinicians and healthcare
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Covid-19: Video consults require ‘major changes to a complex system’

Strategic leads at both a national and local level will be required to deploy video systems in the face of
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End-of-life shared systems face ‘immense challenges’ – paper

Attempts to set-up end-of-life electronic care systems are falling short, with many failing to reach the dying patients that need
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Industry round-up

Digital Health News rounds up the latest industry news, including company announcements, appointments, product launches, and roll-outs.
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Value of apps and wearables questioned

The potential for smartphone apps and wearable devices to have an effect on health outcomes has come under question in
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Tweets measuring quality of care

Healthcare bosses should be careful when using “unstructured” Twitter feedback to measure the quality of a hospital’s care, according to
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