Number of Manchester organisations join wearable health tech trial
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and others are collaborating on a trial of wearable health technology for cancer patients.
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Manchester University NHS FT goes digital to validate wait lists
Through using a digital first approach Manchester University NHS FT has saved 2,100 staff hours, or about £25,000 in monetary terms.
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Manchester University chooses OnBase for image capture solution
Manchester University will be consolidating more than 750 electronic and paper records thanks to the integration of Hyland’s OnBase with its Epic system.
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Industry news in brief
The latest Digital Health News industry round-up includes news of an online booking tool for flu vaccinations and how AI is improving the NHS blood supply chain.
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Manchester signs £125m deal with Siemens to upgrade radiology tech
The 15-year partnership will ensure more than 350 equipment installations, more than 200 of which will include critical imaging systems.
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Movers and Shakers news roundup
Our latest Movers and Shakers roundup features a new interim group CIO at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and Sam Shah’s appointment at ORCHA.
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Manchester hospitals deploy remote monitoring tech for Covid patients
Two Manchester hospitals have implemented Patient Status Engine, a remote monitoring platform that monitors patients in hospital and at home.
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Manchester University NHS FT seals the deal with Epic for EPR solution
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) has sealed the deal with Epic which will see a new electronic patient record (EPR) solution implemented.
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Epic ‘preferred bidder’ for Manchester’s £400m EPR contract
Manchester University Foundation Trust began a procurement in August 2018 for a future EPR solution capable of meeting its “specialist and complex needs.”
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Data from implantable devices to predict heart failure risk in Manchester
The project will collate data from the devices of 1,000 heart failure patients to better spot the signs of heart problems and improve patient outcomes.
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