How will artificial intelligence change radiology?
1 March 2017
Artificial intelligence and cognitive computing is being heralded as the brave new frontier of clinical IT, Kim Thomas reports on how it is already beginning
Opinion
Another view: how to develop future clinical IT leaders
20 February 2017
Taking on a new role has prompted Dr Neil Paul to ask where will the next generation of primary care CCIOs and clinical information specialists
The CCIO Interview: Sanjeev Taneja, Luton and Dunstable University Hospital
20 February 2017
Sanjeev Taneja, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital’s CCIO, tells his worst medical job, which A-lister would play him and where his GDE money will go.
Laura’s Digital disruptors: healthcare gets smart on AI
20 February 2017
Digital Health News reporter Laura Stevens explores how the brave new world of artificial intelligence is now being applied to healthcare, the huge potential opportunities
Joe’s View: Privacy, where next?
9 February 2017
A fact-finding trip to Seoul has left Joe McDonald contemplating the quality of freedom and privacy back in the UK, and the difference between placing
Is the Federated Data Platform too expensive to cancel?
19 September 2023
Sticking with a hugely expensive plan to develop a ‘mythical beast’ of a fighter plane
AI revolution must respect patients’ right to consent
14 September 2023
Safeguards to ensure patient data is handled ethically are essential, writes Proximie’s Nadine Hachach-Haram, a
‘Time released to care’ should not be the main measure of digital’s success
14 September 2023
There should be much greater focus on the ‘benefits realisation’ of digital projects in the
Letby: Could tech help detect NHS staff deliberately harming patients?
7 September 2023
The horrifying case of neonatal nurse and convicted murderer Lucy Letby raises questions for NHS
Industry Spotlight: David Hunt, director, clinical product and revenue cycle development,Oracle Health
30 August 2023
For David Hunt, software development in healthcare is an ‘art form’ that saves lives, writes
Most Read
