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Focusing on the diffusion of digital technology into medical devices and sensors, the fabric of healthcare buildings, sensors, green energy, logistics, infrastructureÂ
At its core, the NHS is made by the people who work within it, helping to keep things going just like a beating heart. Today, technology is the pacemaker for supporting connectivity and communication, working to deliver important information between staff and health services, streamlining communications at an optimal rate, and synchronising the beat of workers.
NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS) has announced the second iteration of a framework that enables ICSs to procure remote patient monitoring solutions. Â
East of England NHS Ambulance Trust is to trial new always-connected technology to improve its response to patients and drive digital transformation.
The NHS should be cautious about letting private data firms with little accountability to UK citizens gain access to their health data, campaigners say.Â
Today, the UK healthcare system finds itself in a balance of its own. On one side of the scales there are workforce challenges. Waiting lists are growing longer and patients are faced with very real and understandable concerns as to when they will receive treatment.
Redcentric plc has successfully delivered the new NHS Peering Exchange Service, a key supply chain component within IT infrastructure.
