New survey reveals public scepticism around sharing health and data with “Big Tech- what does this mean for test and trace? As the Government …
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Imagine getting preventive care outside the hospital. This is happening much more often today. Startups, Fortune 500 technology companies and healthcare providers are all …
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Deos, a company based in Somerset, has developed a cost-effective, rapid mobile service for radiography. This development will be able to speed up medical …
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As social distancing and isolation became the norm during the Covid-19 pandemic, people found themselves relying on technology more than ever to retain a …
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Predictive technology could help NHS to better predict Covid-19 and save lives
As NHS teams are being granted access to cutting-edge predictive technology, they will be able to forecast Covid-19 hospitalisations and subsequently, save more lives. …
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How actuaries contribute their expertise towards the “test and trace” programme through modelling and analysis
The Government Actuary’s Department is lending its expertise during the Covid-19 pandemic by supporting clients. Two people from GAD are using their analytical expertise …
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Post COVID 19, why it is time for drug manufacturers and healthcare providers to rethink their strategies.
How Healthcare manufacturers’ supply chains have been disrupted by COVID 19, and why smart information management can offer a new source of renewed trust …
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Digital-first patient communications at London North West Healthcare Trust improves clinical capacity and helps save over £5m a year
London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust (LNWH) has boosted its clinical capacity, reduced the administrative burden on staff and gained millions in potential …
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To the untrained eye, the number of mouse clicks it takes for clinicians to access an electronic patient record (EPR) might not seem like …
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The COVID-Collab research team at King’s College London have launched a free mobile app which will allow scientists to investigate the use of wearable devices …
