Digital Health Networks 60 Second Profiles: Ronke Adejolu
27 July 2021
Our next volunteer is Ronke Adejolu who is the associate CNIO at NHSX as well as a Digital Health CCIO Advisory Panel and Shuri Network
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Industry Spotlight: Patience Chinwadzimba, senior nursing executive, Cerner
23 July 2021
In our latest Industry Spotlight, Vivienne Raper spoke to Cerner’s senior nursing executive, Patience Chinwadzimba, about what she feels lies ahead for digital nursing.
X-rays on your high street – a first line of care for the NHS?
21 July 2021
Raj Jain explores why access to NHS diagnostics could have a big impact on equity, waiting times, workforce effectiveness and on NHS recovery post-Covid.
NHS Confederation Conference: How digitisation can support existing care provision and the future of GP services
19 July 2021
In an exclusive piece for Digital Health, Visiba Care’s UK manager, Tina Marshall, reflects on last month’s NHS Confederation conference and how digitisation can support
Industry Spotlight: Trey Lauderdale, Hillrom
15 July 2021
Purging the pager in healthcare has been a long-term goal for many organisations across the globe. Jennifer Trueland spoke to Trey Lauderdale from Hillrom about
How hospitals can use their wi-fi and bedside infrastructure to turbocharge innovation
18 April 2024
Matt O’Donovan, the chief executive of SPARK TSL, argues that trusts and health boards need
Virtual wards: We are in danger of being eclipsed by our European neighbours
17 April 2024
There is huge scope to extend the reach and impact of virtual wards and remote
To realise their potential all virtual wards must be tech enabled
11 April 2024
In the first of a two-part series on virtual wards, Tara Donnelly examines evidence of
Should we admit our mistakes and start again?
10 April 2024
At last month’s giant HIMSS in Orlando, you could ‘smell the money’. But it might
Roundtable: How is data sharing developing in ICSs and between organisations – and what more needs to be done?
4 April 2024
Shared care records are increasingly valued and developed but the obstacles in the way of
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