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It has been revealed that a data fault has affected 25,000 patient records and diagnostic images in the Health Service Executive (HSE) computer system.
Patients should be empowered by “the choice of control” – that is the key message addressed in the newly released industry book, Privacy and Healthcare Data.
This month’s industry nibs include multi-million pound funds for health technologies and a trust going live with a new image sharing software.
NHS Fife’s acute and community hospital staff are now using real-time information to further deliver patient care after going live TrakCare.
A London-based digital health start-up has secured $US8m to further its technological development in tackling musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries.
The Treasury has approved £385 million for the global digital exemplar programme, according to Matthew Swindells, NHS England director.
Wye Valley NHS Trust has gone live with IMS Maxims electronic patient record (EPR), after several delays with the go-live date.
NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS) is planning the formation of a new framework agreement
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) revealed that it has around 500 reports which are “stuck”
Robeauté has raised $28m (£23m) to develop its microrobots which enter the brain to diagnose,
Royal Bolton Hospital is carrying out digital autopsies that reduce invasive post-mortems and release bodies
UK health tech firm Cera has completed a transaction in excess of $150m (£123m) to
