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We get the thoughts of Christine Walters, Ian Brewer, Ian Hazel and Ikenna Emenyonu, as part of our Technology Panel of Experts
Sascha Giese discusses how digital health records can help lighten the load on GPs
Sascha Giese explores how the UK healthcare sector has digitally transformed - and must continue to - to cope with the coronavirus pandemic
Amanda Grantham and Nishant Mudgal discuss the current need to embrace virtual in outpatient services
Alan Stewart-Brown discusses why practices need to prepare their network for the new IoT technologies hitting the sector
Indi Singh looks at how to support transformation staff to ensure that the NHSX missions play an effective role in delivering the Long-Term Plan
A key focus in the government’s Long Term Plan for the NHS is to empower patients through the use of digital technology, says Andy Smith
Matt Hancock made it very clear that advancing technology within the NHS would be his main priority as Health Secretary. What progress is he making?
Is the NHS sector ready for apps? Adam Stone explains how mobile applications can play a part in a better hospital experience for all
What lies ahead for healthcare innovation? Paul Timms looks at some of the digital innovations that could transform the NHS in the years to come
The Association of British Healthcare Industries looks at how connected care will provide savings and improve outcomes for the NHS
The patient communications technology framework can help reduce the almost £1 billion cost to the NHS wasted on ‘Did Not Attends’, says Peter Akid
Health Business looks at the 11 ground-breaking projects from the third round of the NHS Innovation Accelerator programme
Richard Whomes, director of sales engineering from Rocket Software, argues that it’s time for a full IT health check
Dr Alex Graham explores the challenges of heightened clinical risks during the deployment of new IT systems
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