[ad_1] An £800 million tender for the provision of digital solutions for NHS Digital and social care has been launched. The tender, managed by Crown Commercial Service (CCS), covers the …
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[ad_1] Alder Hey Children’s Hospital has turned to mixed reality solutions in a number of its acute care cases during the Covid-19 pandemic. Using intelligent technology solution Insight’s Fast Start …
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[ad_1] The government has pledged £50 million for further investment in artificial intelligence to improve diagnostics across the NHS. The investment aims to speed up the diagnosis of deadly diseases …
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[ad_1] Clinical patient discharge summaries will soon be sent electronically to GPs from hospitals in England following a successful trial. The first of its kind trial at Dorset County Hospital …
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[ad_1] Sheffield Teaching Hospitals has issued a £400m tender for an electronic patient record (EPR) to replace its current contract with DXC Lorenzo five years after it was installed. The …
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[ad_1] The British Army has deployed a clinical communications app to keep medical staff from the Defence Medical Services connected while in the field. The Pando app has been used …
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[ad_1] Quicker access to a contact-tracing app would have “bolstered” NHS Test and Trace but it isn’t a “silver bullet” solution, a privacy expert has said. Polly Sanderson, policy counsel …
Read More [ad_1] Three healthcare technology providers have joined forces to develop an enhanced remote consultation service for GPs. Cognitant, eConsult Health and Q doctor have collaborated on an online tool which …
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[ad_1] The Department of Health and Social Care paid McKinsey £563,400 to decide the “vision, purpose and narrative” of the NHS Test and Trace programme. A recently published contract revealed …
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[ad_1] The Medical Interoperability Gateway (MIG) has been extended to urgent care staff in London so they can give more informed advice to vulnerable patients with Covid-19 symptoms. The MIG, …
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