North East Ambulance Service to extend telemedicine trial
North East Ambulance Service is extending its NHS England-funded telemedicine project, to support faster, more effective stroke care in the region.
Clinical Software
Gateshead Health gains Global Digital Exemplar accreditation
Gateshead Health has been accredited as a 2022 digital leader with the Global Digital Exemplar programme for its digital transformation efforts.
Digital Patient
HIMSS Level 7 ‘not a badge for IT’ for Royal Free London
The CDIO at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust spoke to Digital Health about the trust’s recent HIMSS Level 7 accreditation and what lies ahead.
Health CIO
Newcastle achieves HIMSS Stage 6 and Global Digital Exemplar status
Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been accredited HIMSS Stage 6 across all its sites and status as a Global Digital Exemplar.
Clinical Software
Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS FT celebrates GDE accreditation
Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust has become the first mental health trust to receive its Global Digital Exemplar (GDE) accreditation.
Digital Patient
GDE evaluation calls for action to ‘address digital divide’
An evaluation of the GDE programme has stated that action needs to be taken to “address the existing digital divide across organisations”.
News
North Tees and Hartlepool receives GDE digital leader award
North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust has been recognised by the Global Digital Exemplar programme and accredited as a national digital leader.
News
Rethinking NHS tech vision to become a ‘self-made’ digital exemplar
Neil Perry, the director of digital transformation at Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust details his mission to do things differently.
Feature 7
GDE digital ‘blueprints’ to be rolled out to other NHS Trusts
The GDE toolkits allow any NHS hospital to implement improvements quicker and transform care for both patients and staff.
News 5
GDE hyperbole risks hobbling NHS IT plans
It’s two years since the GDE programme was launched. But Jon Hoeksma argues its overblown language conceals a relatively small investment.
Feature