Report finds total number of retired benefits recipients likely to rise by 60 per cent in next decade, with costs expected to rise to £10.5bn.
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Boosting access to innovative technology has never been more important for the NHS. But providers have a duty to ensure interoperability is at the core of all solutions, writes Dr Anas Nader.
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Tara Donnelly, Founder of Digital Care Limited, explains how Doccla is supporting NHS Urgent and Emergency Care through an innovative suite of virtual ward and remote patient monitoring technologies.
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New report from Sanofi shines a light on the hidden financial burden faced by sufferers of severe atopic eczema.
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Elsevier Health’s landmark Clinician of the Future 2023 report highlights new opportunities technology will play in providing relief for healthcare workers and geographical differences in opinion
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Report finds total number of retired benefits recipients likely to rise by 60 per cent in next decade, with costs expected to rise to £10.5bn.
Boosting access to innovative technology has never been more important for the NHS. But providers have a duty to ensure interoperability is at the core of all solutions, writes Dr Anas Nader.
Tara Donnelly, Founder of Digital Care Limited, explains how Doccla is supporting NHS Urgent and Emergency Care through an innovative suite of virtual ward and remote patient monitoring technologies.
New report from Sanofi shines a light on the hidden financial burden faced by sufferers of severe atopic eczema.
Elsevier Health’s landmark Clinician of the Future 2023 report highlights new opportunities technology will play in providing relief for healthcare workers and geographical differences in opinion
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Enacting reforms through a clinically-led, multi-disciplinary lens will be critical to achieving the ambitions of the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan.
Gavin Bashar, Managing Director at Tunstall Healthcare, discusses why it’s important to protect the dignity of vulnerable people and how technology can be used to achieve this while improving health and care outcomes.
On a recent visit to Sheffield Children’s Hospital, ICJ found out about the benefits that BEAMS – the world’s first acoustic bedside equipment alarm monitoring system – has had on patient safety and staff workload.
Addressing the crisis in social care will take more than better pay, writes Fiona Brown, Chief Care Officer at Lilli. Efficiency savings made possible through implementing digital solutions will allow the sector to do more with less, and provide better care to those who need it most.
By Andy Smallwood, Assistant Director of Procurement, NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership.
The long-awaited NHS Long Term Workforce Plan (NHS LTWP) was published at the end of June and has been broadly welcomed across the healthcare system.
Digital health policy expert, Roger Greer, says that government action on its 'digital-first' plans must match its ambition.
Responding to the NHS Workforce Plan, CEO of the Yorkshire & Humber AHSN, Richard Stubbs, argues that plan's success will depend on the adoption of digital innovation and the creation of a digitally-capable workforce.
Trusts making progress on NHS targets and taking steps to boost productivity but concern mounting about staff morale and burnout as operational pressures take their toll.
Opening new digital pathways could free up capacity and help reduce NHS elective care backlog
A new framework from PPP enables ICSs and business to assess and measure the progress of their collaboration on population health management.
Boosting early detection and reducing backlogs through data-backed, collaborative initiatives will be crucial to addressing the deteriorating state of cancer care in the UK, write Edge Health's Lucia De Santis and George Batchelor.
Dr Rob Simister, Clinical Director for Stroke and Acute Neurology, University College London Hospitals (UCLH) NHS Foundation Trust, writes about how digital platforms can help personalise stroke care, leading to better outcomes for patients and carers.
Efforts to improve health outcomes being stifled by cost-of-living crisis, with many unable to afford simple measures to improve their physical and mental health
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