Dan Goldstein of InfoComm International outlines the reasons for the growing use of AV technology in modern medical facilities
50 per cent more patients can now be examined by the cardiac MRI system at The Royal Bournemouth Hospital due to a new technology upgrade
The NHS has reached a fork in the road that could determine its future as a publicly funded, comprehensive service, says Professor Matthew Swindells, Chair of the Health Informatics Forum at BCS
Predictions of the death of NHS IT are wrong. The industry is alive and ready to grow, argues Victor Almeida, senior health analyst for Kable
Many healthcare professionals are using mobile digital equipment to help them deliver better patient care. But the potential of wireless technologies goes a whole lot further, argues Melissa Frewin, head of healthcare at Intellect
What are the types of wireless communications used in hospitals and what benefits do they bring to clinicians and patients?
Hot topics surrounding healthcare informatics were debated at this year’s HC2009 which took place on 28-30 April
What does ‘accessible’ mean in the context of a website, why does it matter and how can you find out how well your site checks out?
With the recent collapse of National Programme contracts in the south there is no doubt that there are now serious challenges facing the NHS and its IT
What national initiatives are available to assist the NHS during the rollout of the National Programme for IT?
This year not only marks the 60th anniversary of the NHS, but also the 5th anniversary of the National Programme for IT, thought to be the largest civil IT programme in the world
More than one million patients are treated every day in the NHS, but – as in all fields of human endeavour – sometimes things will go wrong
The importance of health informatics on the future success of the NHS was explored at this year’s BCS Healthcare Computing conference
Ian Lowry of NHS Connecting for Health takes a look at Release 2 of the Electronic Prescription Service and explores the impact it will have on the future of prescribing
On 16-18 April 2008, the Luxexpo Exhibition and Congress Center in Luxembourg will again be host to the international Med-e-Tel meeting. The event focuses on telemedicine and e-health, i.e. the use of information and communication technologies in health and social care delivery
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.
