Industry news in brief
This Digital Health News industry roundup covers a new framework agreement for BridgeHead Softare and a promising study of triaging chest x-rays.
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King’s Fund speakers: NHS innovators must feel free to experiment and fail
Digital transformation of the health service will only be successful if innovators feel free to experiment and payors are realistic about timelines.
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Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
Our latest roundup features Wellola’s patient communication platform going live in Birmingham and The Christie NHS Foundation Trust deploying CardMedic.
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Frimley Health launches getUBetter app for musculoskeletal patients
Frimley Health has launched getUBetter, a new app to help patients with musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries and conditions manage their symptoms at home.
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Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
Our latest roundup of contacts and go lives brings you news on new EPRs for East and North Hertfordshire and The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt.
Clinical Software

Two NHS trusts go live with Epic electronic patient records
Royal Devon University Healthcare and Frimley Health have both pushed their Epic electronic patient records in the last two months.
Clinical Software

Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
Our latest roundup includes activities in two Welsh health boards and Somerset taking the first steps to phase out pagers and paper.
Clinical Software

Frimley Health selects Hyland OnBase to digitise clinical documents
The platform will deliver content to clinicians and staff by integrating with Frimley Health’s Epic electronic patient record, due to go live in March 2022.
Clinical Software

Digital Health Unplugged: Working with IT teams
In this episode of Digital Health Unplugged we take a look at how clinicians can get the best best out of their working relationship with IT teams.
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Frimley Health awards £108m EPR contract to Epic
Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust has awarded Epic with a multi-million-pound contract to provide an electronic patient record (EPR) solution.
Clinical Software