
How to equip NHS staff with cyber security skills they will use
Too often, cyber security training is a seen as a burden. But it is possible to make it relevant and useful, writes Nasser Arif.
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Too often, cyber security training is a seen as a burden. But it is possible to make it relevant and useful, writes Nasser Arif.
A “bold commitment” to tech would deliver benefits in key areas for action identified by Lord Darzi, argues Tara Donnelly
A “back to basics” and “honest” approach to personal cyber security can help NHS staff make larger improvements at work, writes Nasser Arif.
Digital portals promise huge benefits for patients and providers – but using them is unnecessarily complicated, writes the PRSB’s Oliver Lake
Are NHS staff becoming disengaged because they are tired of struggling with slow, clunky IT? Consultant paediatrician Martin Farrier turns on his computer and waits
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No clinical informatician should work in isolation. Bringing digital midwives into the wider digital team