New iPLATO NHS App integrations could save NHS £18m a year
iPLATO has announced the launch of expanded NHS App integrations available to GP practices which could help to save the NHS £18 million a year.
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Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
The latest roundup features Suffolk and north east Essex maternity services deploying CardMedic and Sunderland Royal Hospital rolling out digital portering.
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NHS App patient messaging free for iPLATO customers
Customers using iPlato’s patient messaging platform will receive free use of the NHS App messaging service, giving patients an alternative to SMS messaging.
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myGP adds Pharmacy2U delivery service for repeat prescriptions
The myGP app has added another delivery service to its platform, welcoming Pharmacy2U for users looking for repeat prescriptions.
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Cambridgeshire and Peterborough support exercise app for mental health
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust’s charity, Head to Toe, has provided funding for a mental health service to trial an exercise app.
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Kooth and myGP team up to improve digital mental health access
Kooth has collaborated with myGP to allow the app to self-refer patients to the its digital mental health platform to improve acess to services.
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Huma acquires iPLATO Healthcare to enhance remote patient monitoring
Huma have purchased iPLATO Healthcare with the aim of bringing remote patient monitoring to the forefront of primary care.
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myGP rolls out Patient Questionnaires tool to more than 2000 GP practices
myGP has rolled out its Patient Questionnaires to over 2,400 GP practices in order to help them capture patient information more efficiently.
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myGP available to 58m patients following assurance of SystmOne
The app is already available to all patients registered at EMIS Health practices, as well as patients registers at practices using the myGP platform.
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London CCGs to roll out text reminder service for cervical cancer screening
From August, women registered with GP services in London will begin to receive text messages encouraging them to book screening appointments.
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