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17 November 2023

Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ā˜•Ā 

Today's briefing includes an initiative to transform care at home for people in Cornwall and The DHSC launch of Pharmacy
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21 July 2023

How digital tools can support patient safety

Digital solutions can improve information sharing and reduce the errors that cost lives. But they should be implemented carefully to
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20 April 2021

AI tool can identify risk of heart attack ‘years before it strikes’

The CaRi-Heart tool, based on research funded by the British Heart Foundation (BHF), predicts possible heart attacks using routine heart
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3 September 2019

Artificial intelligence ‘predicts fatal heart attacks up to 5 years in advance’

Experts at the University of Oxford have developed a ā€œfingerprintā€ using machine learning, which highlights red flag signs of potential
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24 May 2018

Royal Liverpool taps Deontics AI smarts for heart attack treatment support

Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust is to implementĀ a cognitive computing-based decision support solution system to help improve
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app round up
9 March 2018

Mobile health and apps news in brief

This month's mobile health and apps roundup sees a prescription delivery app crowned Best British Mobile Startup 2018 at Mobile
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2 November 2017

New self-test service for heart patients in Manchester

Patients with long-time heart conditions can now monitor themselves at home by using a handheld device.
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8 June 2017

Taunton and Somerset Foundation Trust help create vital signs app

Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust has helped develop a vital signs app which alerts staff to a patient's deterioration
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12 May 2016

MHRA issues alert over QRisk2 calculator in TPP

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has launched an investigation into the QRisk2 calculator used by some GPs using
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