ECRI Institute, one of the leading patient safety and medical technology research organizations, places health technology cybersecurity at the top of its just-released 2019 Top 10 Health Technology Hazards.
Is the NHS sector ready for apps? Adam Stone explains how mobile applications can play a part in a better hospital experience for all
What lies ahead for healthcare innovation? Paul Timms looks at some of the digital innovations that could transform the NHS in the years to come
The Association of British Healthcare Industries looks at how connected care will provide savings and improve outcomes for the NHS
The patient communications technology framework can help reduce the almost £1 billion cost to the NHS wasted on ‘Did Not Attends’, says Peter Akid
Health Business looks at the 11 ground-breaking projects from the third round of the NHS Innovation Accelerator programme
Richard Whomes, director of sales engineering from Rocket Software, argues that it’s time for a full IT health check
Dr Alex Graham explores the challenges of heightened clinical risks during the deployment of new IT systems
In our penultimate Top 10 list of 2017, Health Business recognises the UK trusts that are leading the pack in pursuing paperless ambitions
Lyn Whitfield looks at three of most popular topics from the UK Health Show: STPs, GDEs and the GDPR, which will be enforced from May 2018.
There is potential for digital technology to significantly impact on the NHS Five Year Forward View ‘triple aim’ of providing better health, better care, and better value.
Technology can help general practice to meet the pressures on it. However this this will take scale, funds and skills, say Dr Neil Paul
Rachel Murphy outlines NHS plans to harness the power of digital healthcare apps and create a digital tools library.
With advances in technology occurring throughout the NHS, Keiron Shepherd discusses how healthcare will improve alongside the development of apps.
Ben Moody, head of health and social care, techUK, analyses the self-management of diabetes, and how technology is advancing NHS care
Brian Runciman, writes for BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, on the relationship between IT and mental health services
