
Government Acknowledges Risks in NHS Digital Reforms
Government acknowledges risks in NHS digital reforms, highlighting cost, complexity, and data security concerns. ππ
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Government acknowledges risks in NHS digital reforms, highlighting cost, complexity, and data security concerns. ππ

AI tool for fracture detection launched in Northern Ireland. 𦴠It aims to improve accuracy in identifying bone fractures. π₯

Digital end-of-life care plans now available for over 100,000 patients. π₯ Personalized recommendations enhance emergency care. π

University Hospitals Sussex partners with Alcidion for a new electronic patient record system. ππ©Ί Deployment starts in 2026.

NHS Humber Health Partnership selects Dedalus ORBIS for electronic patient records. This aims to enhance patient care and staff experience. ππ»

Digital health innovations in allergy care: A framework for sustainability and improved patient outcomes. ππ±

Telemedicine revolutionizes emergency care, enhancing access and outcomes. Key challenges remain. ππ»

Jersey allocates Β£7.9 million for a unified patient record system to enhance care coordination and improve health outcomes. π₯π°

Mobile health enhances dialysis self-management, focusing on diet, medication, and psychological support. π±π Key findings from 34 studies.

Health tech suppliers predict significant advancements in NHS technology by 2026, focusing on AI integration, patient-centered care, and improved data management. π₯π»