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NHS must prepare staff properly for healthtech evolution
As reported by The Register, a new review shows that the NHS must properly prepare its staff for the quick pace of technological change before keep reading
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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
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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
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NHS calls for IT professionals in new ad campaign
As reported by Digital Health, NHS England is calling for more IT professionals within the NHS NHS England is encouraging more people to apply for keep reading
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Online GP consultations must be ‘carefully implemented’ to ensure effectiveness
The University of Bristol has released research suggesting that online GP consultations will only work with careful implementation According to research by NIHR CLAHRC West keep reading
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NHS app now available to download
The new NHS app is now available to download, with all GP practices expected to be online by July GP Online has reported that the keep reading
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Practices need an IT overhaul, GP Partnership Review states
The GP Partnership Review was published last week; diving deeper into its content, it recommends that practices – and all other elements of primary care keep reading
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NHS not properly investing in cyber security
According to IT Pro, the Cumbrian NHS has suffered more than 150 cyber attacks in five years, highlighting the need for better cyber security investment keep reading
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NHS 10-year plan aims to overhaul technology
The NHS will aim to completely overhaul technology in healthcare over the next 10 years, as part of its long-term plan The NHS Long Term keep reading
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Higher depression levels in girls linked to social media
Higher levels of depression in girls has been linked to their use of social media; an online safety expert has offered her advice As reported keep reading