children

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4 January 2018

Alder Hey Childrenā€™s NHS Foundation Trust introduces children’s app

An app which helps children during their stay at hospital has been launched at Alder Hey Childrenā€™s NHS Foundation Trust,
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Cisco Santa
21 December 2017

Cisco brings festive cheer to children in hospitals

The network and IT company brought some well-deserved Christmas cheer to children in hospital by giving them the chance to
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12 December 2017

Hertfordshire trust digitises school immunisation consent process

Gone are the days of manually collecting the immunisation consent forms of more than 400 schools in Hertfordshire. The process
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Shared records
20 April 2017

System C will link child health records across the south

System C's CarePlus Child Health software is to be used to create a unified child health record across six regions
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28 February 2017

Virtual reality helps children for King’s MRI scans

King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has created a virtual reality app to help children going through MRI scans at
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12 January 2016

Royal college in bid to cut child deaths

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health is hosting a new online support tool to provide specialist diagnostic advice
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4 January 2016

Child health digital strategy promised

NHS England wants to create a single view of a childā€™s health record, available online to healthcare professionals and accessible
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13 May 2015

Kent babies are ‘born to move’

Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust has launched a mobile app to help parents of newborn babies and young children
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16 July 2014

Poop shooter launched by Leics trust

Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust has created an educational website for children to learn about staying healthy and looking after their
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22 July 2009

Nintendo DS to offer diabetes care

A pharmaceutical company has unveiled a blood glucose meter for children with diabetes that connects to the Nintendo DS and
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