Juliet Bauer on the value of âknowledge from the other sideâ
24 April 2017
Juliet Bauer is on a mission to make online NHS services as compelling as possible and achieve a decisive move to digital health services.
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West Suffolk invests in infrastructure to become paperless
19 April 2017
Daz Ahmed, head of healthcare at Extreme Networks outlines how West Suffolk has invested in infrastructure to enable it to achieve its paperfree and e-Care
The CIO interview: Lisa Emery, West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust
10 April 2017
Lisa Emery, CIO at West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust, talks to Digital Health News about the importance of resilience and why she hates jam doughnuts.
Davey Winder: when bad news is good news on cybersecurity
6 April 2017
Could the impending implementation of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) be the catalyst for strengthened cybersecurity in the NHS? Davey thinks so.
Another view: are local data repositories set to become data dumps?
4 April 2017
Digital Health’s GP columnist Dr Neil Paul is worried about the proliferation of local shared record schemes, creating multiple data ponds and boundary problems, he
Patient portals: How to open the digital front door to better NHS care
12 July 2023
All non-specialist acute trusts must have procured a portal solution by September. In the light
How unlocking the data secrets of our health past, could shape the NHSâ future
10 July 2023
Ted Reynolds, Head of Healthcare for Restore Digital, explores the role data derived from archived
7 Crucial Steps to Enhance Your Organisationâs Cybersecurity
5 July 2023
Patient privacy breaches pose significant threats to patients and healthcare organisations. It is time to
We need a new ‘layer cake’ approach to interoperability
30 June 2023
Providers and integrated care systems should seize the opportunity to refresh and future-proof their interoperability
Mobile voice recognition tech can help to safeguard mental health services
29 June 2023
Community mental health staff spend hours updating notes, often at the end of long shifts.
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