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The government’s Accelerated Access Review is a good start on shortening the time from bench to bedside innovation. But there’s more still to do, argues
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The government’s Accelerated Access Review is a good start on shortening the time from bench to bedside innovation. But there’s more still to do, argues
The head of technology for the NIHR Clinical Research Network says fitness apps are already being used to recruit people to clinical trials; but there
Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust has made headlines for all the wrong reasons, after succumbing to what is probably a ransomware attack. Davey
Whatever happened to the massive and well-funded Delivering Assisted Living Lifestyles at Scale programme, and did it deliver any results? Laura Stevens sets out to
Virtual reality could have any number of applications in healthcare, from training surgeons to supporting patients with some kinds of mental health issues. Digital Health’s
Forget the big bang approach to EPR implementation – the financial constraints on NHS trusts
Overworked clinicians spend too much valuable time typing up notes. AI and Natural Language Processing
With the NHS increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, NHS organisations must act to defend themselves and
Electronic document management is no longer about ‘going paperless’. It is viewed increasingly as part
The impending departures of NHS England’s transformation director Tim Ferris, chief operating officer Sir David