The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has published the findings of its investigation into errors at the Immense laboratory in Wolverhampton.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has published data on the take up of the flu vaccine among two to three year olds, and expressed concern at t
According to a report by Health Education England, digital technologies will play a vital role in helping the NHS workforce cope with demands on th
The government has announced a package of measures aimed at improving patient access to dental care.
Health and social care secretary Steve Barclay delivered a speech at the Spectator Health Summit in London on Monday.
The NHS has fast-tracked a deal for a life-extending drug for prostate cancer.
The Department of Health and Social Care has announced £20 million of research funding to develop new medicines and digital tools to fight obesity.
The government has announced a Vaccine-Taskforce-style approach to tackle public health challenges.
South Yorkshire Integrated Stroke Delivery Network and Yorkshire Ambulance Service tells us about their telehealthcare
With tens of thousands of dormant medical devices set to be connected to IT networks in the next 2-3 years, potentially exposing our healthcare systems to thousands of vulnerabilities, how can hospitals and healthcare settings mitigate risk to patient safety and care?
For Cyber Security Month, Mike Fell, NHS Digital’s executive director of national cyber security operations laid out his top security tips for health and social care workers
Dr Lloyd Humphreys examines the government’s Digital Health and Care Plan, which was released in June
The Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI) has launched a white paper: Robotic Assisted Surgery and New Models of Surgical Care, which sets out the case for a national multi-stakeholder strategy for Robotic Assisted Surgery to support its uptake across the NHS. In this article for Health Business Magazine, ABHI’s Robotic Assisted Surgery Group Vice Chair, Chris Gray, explains the thinking behind the paper
Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh is developing cutting-edge manufacturing techniques that may lower the cost of medical equipment and devices for the NHS, freeing up money that trusts can then invest in supporting members of staff and improving outcomes for patients. Professor Robert Thomson and Professor Duncan Hand, Heriot-Watt University explain
Join the diverse UK digital health community for the ultimate learning and networking experience at London’s Business Design Centre, 14-15 March. Digital Health Rewired is for anyone wanting to make a difference in UK digital health including NHS and social care, private healthcare, suppliers, start-ups, innovators, policy makers and patients.
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South Yorkshire Integrated Stroke Delivery Network and Yorkshire Ambulance Service tells us about their telehealthcare
With tens of thousands of dormant medical devices set to be connected to IT networks in the next 2-3 years, potentially exposing our healthcare systems to thousands of vulnerabilities, how can hospitals and healthcare settings mitigate risk to patient safety and care?
