Ransomware must be tackled from the centre
29 June 2017
The recent WannaCry attack highlighted the difficulty of managing cyber security in the highly devolved English NHS system, where there is no central control of
Opinion
The CIO interview: Phillipa Graves, Luton and Dunstable Hospital NHS FT
26 June 2017
Philippa Graves, CIO at Luton and Dunstable Hospital Foundation Trust, one of the 16 hospital GDEs, explains why understanding business goals is so important, why
What are the key data analytics faced by NHS digital leaders?
22 June 2017
What are the key data analytics challenges faced by NHS CIOs? Vote for the key challenges you face to inform the data analytics workshop at
Joe’s view: On the need for a Bat Signal
19 June 2017
Joe mourns the original Batman, reflects on why healthcare IT needs a Bat Signal, and ponders how one has been informally created through the Health
Why resilience should be central to cybersecurity
14 June 2017
In the aftermath of the ransomware attack, NHS trusts have been encouraged to focus their efforts on preventing future such incidents. Sensible advice, argues Mark
AI and data: Let’s get the basics right for patients and staff
14 February 2024
As AI systems become âpervasiveâ, the risks and opportunities increase. Digital leaders must put people
Restricting doctors use of WhatsApp is pointless
8 February 2024
Junior doctor Matt Farrier sometimes asks advice on medical matters from his consultant paediatrician father
Rewired 2024: longer term planning, prioritisation key to transformation
31 January 2024
Rewired 2024 provides a great opportunity to hear how NHS leaders are assessing both the
Make shared care records work for urgent and emergency care
31 January 2024
Expecting paramedics to wade through shared care records is unsafe and inefficient. In an emergency,
Rewired 2024: digital leaders bring âunique skillsâ to services under intense pressure
24 January 2024
As staff and services feel the strain, digital leaders and teams are stepping up. Penny
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