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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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Gareth Baxendale: can wearables count for medicine?
16 November 2016
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
Davey Winder: ransomware, it’s over here
15 November 2016
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
Dallas: telehealth’s reboot reviewed
10 November 2016
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
Laura’s digital disruptors: even better than the real thing
9 November 2016
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Usability: Why EPRs can and should do more
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Suppliers of electronic patient records need to escape siloed thinking, come together and improve what
The NHS App is a critical tool in tackling the elective care backlog
14 April 2023
Jackie France of Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust argues that the NHS App
US firm CereCore brings its EMR implementation expertise to the UK
13 April 2023
NHS organisations often struggle to cope with large electronic medical record projects. Nashville based implementation
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