Tablets

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3 January 2025

Pilot utilises tech to support digital access for kidney patients

A pilot by South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust is utilising technology to support digital access for kidney patients.
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Elderly couple using technology
7 September 2020

Elderly and vulnerable kept connected during Covid-19 via specialist tech

Over 3,000 elderly and vulnerable people have been connected to their families during Covid-19 via specially adapted tablets.
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23 September 2019

Getting tablet computer storage right at Royal Orthopaedic Hospital Birmingham

GDPR throughout the UK creates need for safer, encrypted data within hospitals. The Royal Orthopeadic Hospital sought a secure, wall
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29 January 2016

Healthcare IT primary care news in brief

This week's industry round-up focuses on news from the primary care sector, including contracts for prescribing software and the use
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28 April 2015

Threat to hurl tablets into canal

Clinicians at a central London trust threatened to throw their tablet computers into a canal before confidence was built in
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9 March 2015

Ealing midwives take to tablets

Ealing Hospital has gone live with a new offline information system that lets midwives keep track of patient data using
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2 March 2015

Another view: mind the gap

GP Neil Paul wonders why an ā€œimplementation gapā€ so often opens up between a simple idea and actually doing it;
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25 September 2014

Nursing tech fund 2 to be open to all

Further details about the second round of NHS England's Nursing Technology Fund, including an expansion of eligible organisations, are set
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15 July 2014

Liverpool gets Emis access on tablets

Liverpool Community Health NHS Trust has deployed 1,500 tablets to give its staff access to Emis Web in the community.
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19 May 2014

East London goes mobile

East London NHS Foundation Trust is giving its childrenā€™s services team tablets with access to the trustā€™s mobile patient management
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