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The Case for Making Video Interpreting the NHS Default
A key pillar of the 10-year plan for the NHS is further digitisation of the service. When it comes to language services, video interpreting holds keep reading
patient outcomes
Practice Operations
NHS Pilots Procurement guidance for MedTech
The Department of Health and Social Care has confirmed that pilots of its new value-based procurement guidance for medical technology are underway at 13 NHS keep reading
Health Tech
Virtual wards: Revolutionising healthcare delivery
In a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, virtual wards are emerging as a transformative solution, heralding a new era of tech-enabled care pathways. Primary care stands keep reading
News
NEWS: NHS fast-tracks innovative MedTech funding
As reported by Digital Health, NHS England and NICE propose a new funding route to quickly bring innovative medical technologies to patients, seeking feedback from the keep reading
Legal
Embracing peer-led progress in healthcare
As the government continues to navigate the complexities of managing public services, particularly in healthcare, the need for effective regulation and accountability remains paramount. However, keep reading
Health Tech
Nurturing clinician-patient bonds in the age of AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly integrated into various aspects of clinical practice, administration, and patient engagement. This shift prompts a critical examination of how keep reading
News
NEWS: 100 new social prescribing hubs open
As reported by NHS Property Services, NHS Property Services achieves a significant milestone by delivering 100 social prescribing hubs, offering alternative health support services to keep reading
Management
Championing innovation for improved patient outcomes
The NHS has a storied legacy of groundbreaking research and innovation, sparking advancements in health prevention, diagnostics, treatments, and pandemic management, notably during the COVID-19 keep reading
Management
Decline in continuity of care steep and widespread in general practice
New study finds that levels of continuity of care delivered by general practice in England have fallen by 27.5% over six years A study published keep reading