Report reveals digital health technology must be accessible for all
In order to be successful, digital health technology must be accessible to all while still maintaining human aspects of healthcare, a new report has said.
Digital Patient
Alcidion launches ‘smart clinical asset’ in the UK
Australian health tech company Alcidion has launched a ‘smart clinical assest’ in the UK which it hopes will help the NHS.
Clinical Software
Time to deliver ‘business better than usual’ with Covid-19 tech gains
Covid-19 has resulted in a tech culture change and Rich Corbridge argues this new agility for a digitised health environment needs to be built on.
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Government and IBM strike deal for public cloud access
The three-year public cloud agreement between Crown Commercial Services and IBM, will allow public sector organisations to innovate with digital solutions.
Infrastructure
NHS launches online recovery service for Covid-19 patients
An online recovery service for those who are suffering from long-term effects of coronavirus has been launched by the NHS.
Digital Patient
Barts Health CIO portrait included in NHS birthday celebrations
A portrait of the CIO at Barts Health NHS Trust is to be showcased across the country as part of the NHS birthday celebration.
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NAO report highlights “complexity of the NHS digital landscape”
The team behind a report into digital transformation across NHSE have said they think it highlights the “complexity of the NHS digital landscape”.
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NHS to benefit from Google Cloud discounts thanks to government deal
Google Cloud has signed a MoU with the UK government which will mean public bodies, such as the NHS, can benefit from discounts on products.
Infrastructure
Existing pressure on the NHS can’t be ignored during coronavirus outbreak
With the coronavrius outbreak being declared a pandemic by WHO, NHS doctor Barney Gilbert explores why existing pressures on the NHS should not be ignored.
Feature
Tech spending analysis suggests NHS getting burnt by IT mark-ups
One buyer in the NHS was found to have paid a more 900% mark-up on a single product, paying £8.41 for a mains power cable worth 82p.
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