University Hospitals Plymouth emergency department goes digital
University Hospitals Plymouth is adding new modules to its EPR at Derriford Hospital’s emergency department to boost patient safety and staff efficiency.
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Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
Our roundup features Hospital at Night being introduced at University Hospitals Plymouth and the Royal Wolverhampton extending its partnership with Babylon.
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Special Report: Medicines Management
With Covid-19 forcing many clinicians to rethink the way they work, Jennifer Trueland investigates what role medicines management technology can play.
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University Hospitals Plymouth goes live with Hospital at Night
University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust is continuing its digital transformation with the introduction of Nervecentre’s Hospital At Night.
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Nottingham University Hospitals sets its sights on HIMSS Level 7
Nottingham University Hospitals has selected Nervecentre to deliver a number of services which include electronic prescribing and medicines administration.
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Leicester General Hospital deploys Nervecentre mobile EPMA system
Leicester General Hospital has deployed a mobile electronic prescribing and medicines administration (EPMA) system from Nervecentre.
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Sherwood Forest Hospitals selects Nervecentre for EPMA solution
Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has selected Nervecentre to deploy an Electronic Prescribing and Medicines Administration (EPMA) solution.
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Nervecentre EPR signals ‘fundamental shift’ in IT at Leicester trust
One of the largest acute trusts in England is set to deploy a mobile-first EPR under its strategy to become a HIMSS 7 certified digital hospital.
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Special Report: Observations and Vital Signs
Electronic observation and vital signs technology has been around for more than a decade but has it become the norm? Simon Brandon investigates.
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Special Report: Observations and vital signs
In December last year, the Royal College of Physicians released an updated version of the National Early Warning Score – NEWS 2. With 20% of hospitals still not using the national early warning scoring, how difficult will it be to implement the new system? And how can technology help? Maja Dragovic reports.
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