There is potential for digital technology to significantly impact on the NHS Five Year Forward View ‘triple aim’ of providing better health, better care, and better value.
Technology can help general practice to meet the pressures on it. However this this will take scale, funds and skills, say Dr Neil Paul
Rachel Murphy outlines NHS plans to harness the power of digital healthcare apps and create a digital tools library.
With advances in technology occurring throughout the NHS, Keiron Shepherd discusses how healthcare will improve alongside the development of apps.
Ben Moody, head of health and social care, techUK, analyses the self-management of diabetes, and how technology is advancing NHS care
Brian Runciman, writes for BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, on the relationship between IT and mental health services
UK e-Health Week is devoted to the people and organisations that use the power of IT to transform health and care
Andy Kinnear explains why he is optimistic about the growing opportunities and unlimited potential in digitising the NHS
With the rapid reliance of technology increasing each year, Health Business’ Ben Plummer delves into the The Internet of Things and what it could mean for the NHS in 2016.
Mobile initiatives can deliver higher quality care at lower costs for the NHS, which encourages quicker and more engaged relationships with patients. Health Business analyses the importance of the technology as well as the latest news from the Integrated Digital Care Fund and Nursing
With one million patients every 36 hours and continual pressure from national targets, are NHS staff given enough support to deliver high quality patient care? Julia Ball of University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust shares how listening to staff calls for less paper and working closely with clinicians on IT implementations can lead to better outcomes for patients
With the scrappage of the previous government’s ‘failed’ information strategy, the ball is back with local health service managers to determine what they want to do with information technology
Information Builders’ John Backhouse explains how to overcome NHS data difficulties and make the most of existing IT implementations
Stuart Mackintosh explains the key components of open source software, the government’s attitude towards it and how it can be effectively used within the health industry
Talk around mobile health applications has developed momentum over recent months. The Mobile Data Association’s Nick Hunn explores pressing issues of who and how mHealth applications will be prescribed
Smart Asset & Estate Management is back with an in-person conference in London on 8th December. The ideal place for all public sector property professionals to get the latest policy updates and discover new initiatives around estate management, sustainable buildings, smarter working, and the technology that enables them.
Keynote speakers:
It has been more than two years under the pandemic, and our lives have changed forever, especially in terms of how we work. Companies and institutions that recognised the benefits of flexible workplaces and WFH were quick to implement these new ways of working with great success in productivity and improved well-being for their workforce. Solutions such as video conferences rendered distances long or short irrelevant and removed communication barriers. The healthcare sector equally underwent those changes with, amongst others, the introduction of flexible workstations.
Are you ever frustrated by people losing their keys for lockers, desk pedestals, filing cabinets,
By Misbah Mahmood, digital midwife, Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust
Ahead of his session at Digital Health Rewired in March 2023, director of AI, imaging and deployment at the NHS Transformation Directorate, Dominic Cushnan explains the need to focus on supporting NHS organisations to deploy AI technologies.
