The three challenges facing the NHS
Lord Victor Adebowale CBE, chair and co-founder of Visionable, explains why we will have an NHS fit for purpose if three key challenges are overcome.
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The King’s Fund interoperability report highlights relationships and technology
A report by The King’s Fund has highlighted the importance of relationships and technology for interoperability to progress in integrated care systems.
Interoperability
Advanced begins forensic investigation into ransomware attack
Advanced are carrying out a forensic investigation into its recent ransomware attack which aims to find out whether patient data has been accessed.
Cyber Security
Pathology and technology; developing together
Richard Craven considers some of the big developments in pathology and how technology will help laboratories to confront current challenges.
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Outage of Advanced’s health and care solutions linked to cyber-attack
Advanced experienced issues with a number of health and care products, including its Adastra software which works with 85% of NHS 111 services.
Cyber Security
Changing the rules of the game to future proof general practice
Dr Helen Davies warns of the dangers of not aligning incentives when it comes to primary care reform and sets out the opportunity for tech-enabled change.
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eConsult CEO on the ICS impact on healthcare IT and the AI potential
The CEO of eConsult, has spoken about what the introduction of ICSs could mean for healthcare IT and why they company is looking towards AI.
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It’s time to simplify the process to help drive forward digital innovation
Heather Cook, interim UK managing director of Big Health, examines why digital innovation could hinge on simplified processes.
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English NHS testing effectiveness of ‘artificial pancreas’ technology
The effectiveness of technology which continually monitor blood glucose and automatically adjusts the amount of insulin given, will be tested.
Digital Patient
Exploring the rare diseases action plan
In a piece for Digital Health, the minister for patient safety and primary care, Maria Caulfield, explores the recently announced rare diseases action plan.
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