
Digital inequalities are everyoneâs problem, but we donât know all the answers
If digital âby defaultâ is the new normal for primary care, how do we know that those with less ability to access digital care arenât
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If digital âby defaultâ is the new normal for primary care, how do we know that those with less ability to access digital care arenât
Adrian Byrne, the chair of the Digital Health CIO Networks muses on why things are simply not joined up enough in healthcare.
Jennifer Trueland investigates whether national programmes and the coronavirus pandemic have changed attitudes towards integrated care.
Reflecting on the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, Alex Blakoe, the COO of Cievert, explores the why new healthcare processes are being adopted.
Sam Shah, a former director of digital development at NHSX, speaks about the Wade-Gery review, which includes his own recommendations.
Openness around quality and outcomes on a scale like never before is needed to understand
With the Labour Party Conference hosted in Liverpool just a week after the publication of
The âhonesty and speedâ of Lord Darziâs independent investigation into the state of the NHS
Informal mentoring from digital leaders helped land physiotherapist Ben Jeeves his first job in digital.
A conversation with a trainee has consultant paediatrician Martin Farrier questioning whether traditional medical strengths