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Three ways to improve your long-term cybersecurity
When a business experiences a security breach, it can be a chaotic and unsettling time. Apart from stirring up emotions that wouldn’t be out of keep reading
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Global experts join forces to transform future health and wellbeing
Speakers from Amazon, INTEL and Pfizer are set to meet with Welsh innovators this March at an event which promises to reveal the near future keep reading
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Jersey is pioneering a way to harness virtual reality to train doctors and nurses
A specialist computer programme that uses virtual reality is helping doctors and nurses get a much more realistic experience of the world of hospitals and keep reading
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CQC staff lose more than 26,000 hours to IT problems
Board papers have revealed that the Care Quality Commission has lost more than 26,000 hours of staff time due to IT issues in the last keep reading
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NHS staff ‘uncomfortable with tech giants handling patient data’
NHS staff feel uncomfortable with the prospect of multinational big tech companies analysing patient data, according to a new survey This is an edited version keep reading
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Will Smart: The NHS has proven it can do digital well
When Will Smart took up the role of NHS England CIO in 2016, he did so with the view that three years would be enough keep reading
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Will Smart: The NHS has proven it can do digital well
When Will Smart took up the role of NHS England CIO in 2016, he did so with the view that three years would be enough keep reading
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Sepsis digital alert shown to be clinically promising
A study has found that digital alerts to notify doctors and nurses of patients with sepsis led to faster treatment with antibiotics and a fall keep reading
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Remote monitoring system saves a fifth of nurses’ time at Kent trust
A remote patient monitoring system has spared a fifth of nurses’ time at a Kent trust– the equivalent of one extra nurse per shift This keep reading
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‘Significant resource’ needed to support dwindling GP numbers
‘Significant resource’ in both capital and running costs for technologies are needed to support primary care among dwindling UK GPs, a report has found This keep reading