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The DigitalHealth.London programme, now in its fifth year, aims to support start-ups looking to transform health and care, connecting them with NHS leaders.
The ethics advisory board tasked with overseeing the NHS contact-tracing app has raised concerns about the reliability of an app based on self-reporting.
NHSX has always maintained the code for the contact-tracing app would be made publicly available, but currently only the front-end code has been published.
A report by the NAO has concluded that local NHS organisations are facing “significant challenges” when it comes to working towards digital transformation.
Michael Veale, a lecturer in digital rights at University College London, found the app does not comply with UK law on anonymity and access to data.
It includes GP appointments; emergency department capacity; calls to NHS 111; statistics for positive tests; the number of beds; and beds with ventilators.
An NHS trust in the south-east fast-tracked the rolled out an AI tool which allows doctors to view patient scans remotely on an app.
Today’s news roundup covers Dictate.IT’s new AI clinical assistant and an ORCHA-approved gardening app to
An evidence-based kidney care app has secured £610,000 in seed funding, including a sizeable contribution
Today’s news roundup covers Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s EPMA rollout and Medtronic’s securing of CE mark
The Heart and Lung Centre at University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) will
