The CIO interview: Zafar Chaudry, Cambridge University Hospitals
11 September 2017
With unusual fictional choice in dinner guests, Zafar Chaudry also tells Digital Health about his previous career as a used car salesman.
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Machine learning’s impact on clinical trials
29 August 2017
Machine learning is starting to show its potential in multiple fields. According to Gareth Baxendale, head of technology for the NIHR Clinical Research Network, clinical
The CCIO interview: Afzal Chaudhry, Cambridge University Hospitals
29 August 2017
CCIO Azfal Chaudhry at Cambridge University Hospitals chooses a Hollywood A-Lister to play him and rates the humble headphones as his favourite technology.
Three years on from Cambridge’s Epic big bang go-live
23 August 2017
Few healthcare IT projects have generated quite as many headlines as the initially-troubled deployment of Epic at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Three years
PCS Speaker Profile: Professor Carsten Maple on the evolution of cyber threats
22 August 2017
Professor Carsten Maple will address emerging threats, including from the internet of things, in his presentation at Public Cyber Security, 7 December. In the first
Earning the public’s trust on health data
13 March 2023
Ahead of Digital Health Rewired, Professor Ben Goldacre explains why information governance is not enough
Industry Spotlight: Piyush Mahapatra, director of innovation at Open Medical
10 March 2023
Piyush Mahapatra has always wanted to fix things. That’s why he became a surgeon –
High Street giant Boots is taking digital healthcare to the people
9 March 2023
The top team behind Boots’ big move into digital healthcare services explain why it will
From Pain Points to Pain Relief – user-centricity in health innovation
9 March 2023
CCIO Advisory Panel member Dr Lia Ali discusses how bringing user-centricity into health innovation could
How patient-collated data is supporting evidence-based care
8 March 2023
Dr Haidar Samiei of EMIS argues that health apps are not only empowering patients, but
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