Industry Spotlight: Wendy Marshall, director for UK new business, Oracle Cerner
As the youngest ward sister and the only female sister of colour in her hospital, Wendy Marshall had to overcome barriers to achieve in her career. Today she uses her passion for efficient management and organisational change to help Oracle Cerner digitise frontline care.
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Mind The Gap – How to Effectively Bridge the Divide Between Paper and Digital
The National Health Service is on a journey to embrace digital health, which is key to its strategy as it recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic and plays an important part in the NHS Long Term Plan published in 2019.
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Changing the rules of the game to future proof general practice
Dr Helen Davies warns of the dangers of not aligning incentives when it comes to primary care reform and sets out the opportunity for tech-enabled change.
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Digital mental health key to tackling deepening mental health crisis
In an exclusive piece for Digital Health, former MP Norman Lamb, explores why technology can help tackle the growing mental health crisis.
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Rotherham selects Intouch to help digitise outpatient department
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust has selected Intouch with Health to help deliver a digital transformation of its outpatient department.
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Digital initiative to transform NHS temporary staffing in the north west
A digital initiative which will change the way NHS temporary staffing is run is to be launched across the north west of England.
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Industry news in brief
This month’s industry round up features news Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit have launched a web-based system for primary care.
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Lack of funding fuels doubt outpatient appointments will become digital
The NHS Long Term Plan commits to reducing physical outpatient appointments by a third, but finance directors have ‘little or no’ confidence it’s possible.
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National Lottery funding to help more kids and families Beat the Street
The £3.32 million grant means the digital game Beat the Street can now be extended to a further 59 cities across the South West and East Midlands.
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King’s Fund report says digital change being driven locally
The report considers five local areas which have made “significant progress” towards digital change, and draws out lessons learned.
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