Health Tech
NHS roll-out of new Low Carb Program for type 2 diabetes
A new app that improves care and prescribing for those with type 2 diabetes could help the NHS achieve some of the ambitious targets outlined keep reading
Month: February 2019
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Video: What will patients get out of the Long Term Plan?
The NHS has written a Long Term Plan so it can be fit for the future. It’s based on the experiences of patients and the keep reading
Health Tech
NHS Highland to extend VR services for MRI patients
NHS Highland is extending its VR services beyond just children to ensure that adults, too, can experience a simulated MRI As reported by Healthcare IT keep reading
Health & Patient Care
NHS data shows rise in alcohol-related deaths
NHS Digital data has shown that there has been a distinct rise in alcohol-related deaths over the past decade NHS Digital statistics, released earlier this keep reading
Health Tech
AI company signs two more NHS trusts up for data analysis
Two more NHS trusts have signed agreements with Sensyne Health, according to Digital Health Wye Valley and George Elliot Hospital NHS trusts have signed a keep reading
Health Tech
NHS Long Term Plan: eight digital targets
The NHS Long Term Plan is about creating a digital-first healthcare system. Within it are eight key ‘milestones’ the NHS has set itself to enable keep reading
Management
‘Go private’, GP advises Northern Ireland’s patients
A doctor spoke to Irish News about why he’s advising patients to go private if they can afford it A GP in Northern Ireland is keep reading
News
RCGP responds to GP contract agreement
The RCGP has responded to the news that the BMA and NHS England have come to an agreement regarding the GP contract package Professor Helen keep reading
News
Plan to take on 20,000 GP alternatives described as ‘sticking plaster’
The NHS’s plan to take on 20,000 staff to support GPs has been described by Jayne Dowle as a ‘sticking plaster’ An opinion piece published keep reading
Management
What happens when an A&E closes?
New research has concluded that the reorganisation of emergency care caused by the closure of an accident and emergency (A&E) department doesn’t change population mortality keep reading