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Staff can create a graphical representation of their ward, allocating and moving patients between beds using a “drag and drop” system.
The solution, supplied by Dedalus, was been introduced on six medical wards, one ambulatory unit and two emergency admissions units in January.
The new system uses a process that copies, transfers and stores the whole GP database, rather than the minimal data required to update vaccinations data.
The technology has been rolled out across the adult wards, meaning staff are now recording details of a patient’s vital signs on tablets instead of paper.
In the UK several companies are looking into the viability of 5G technology in healthcare, but as with all new technology there are risks involved.
Our latest cyber news round up features a report which suggests legacy applications could be posing a serious cyber security risk to hospitals.
NHSX will bring together the Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England and NHS Improvement and will be in charge of the NHS tech agenda.
MHRA has issued fresh guidance to help medical device manufacturers prepare for upcoming regulatory changes.
Today’s coffee briefing covers the EU’s healthcare cyber security action plan and the UK’s approval
Digital Health Intelligence has concluded a deal to sell its events, news and networks businesses
CSOs have warned that patient safety could be put at risk by NHS trusts historically
The cyber attack on pathology provider Synnovis cost an estimated £32.7 million in 2024, company
