Digital Health’s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives
This contracts and go lives roundup features a contract for KPMG to ‘promote adoption’ of the FDP, and North Tees implementing InterSystems’ TrakCare EPR.
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DHI Snapshot Report examines Trust Digital Maturity Assessment scores
Digital Health Intelligence has published its latest NHS Trust Digital Maturity Assessment (DMA) Review, providing a snapshot of DMA scores across trusts.
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NHSE awards £8.5m contract to KPMG to ‘promote adoption’ of FDP
NHS England has awarded an £8.5m contract to consultancy firm KPMG to “promote the adoption” of the FDP by trusts and integrated care boards.
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NHS England recruiting for new national CCIO
NHSE are recruiting for a new national chief clinical information officer (CCIO) to lead the Transformation Directorates Digital Clinical Informatics team.
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Euroking patient safety alert: 13 trusts switch supplier
Thirteen trusts have started the process of moving away from the Euroking maternity EPR, following a national patient safety alert, issued in December.
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Upgraded phone technology for GP practices rolled out across England
Upgraded phone technology has been rolled out across the country, enabling more patients to get through to their GP surgery for an appointment.
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Movers and shakers news roundup
Our latest roundup features a new CEO at West London NHS Trust and NHS England’s AI and digital workforce national clinical lead departing.
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Digital Coalition report highlights limitations of NHS App
A new report from The Digital Coalition has has highlighted some of the limitations that users of the NHS App experience.
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Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕
Today’s briefing includes protests of Palantir’s contract with NHSE at its headquarters and neuroscience experts joining forces in the META-Brain project
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Technology identifies risk of pressure injuries before wounds progress
Pressure injuries are a major risk in intensive nursing and care environments, but once visible, they are much more difficult to treat.
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