Month: July 2017

Secondary Care

Leicestershire telehealth project saves £117,550

A three-year programme began in January of this year, taking 50 patients at any one time living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) from across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Every patient taking part completes an online questionnaire each morning. The intelligent software uses an advanced algorithm, coupled with electronic sensors […]

News

First e-Referral Service integration roadmap published

NHS Digital has published the first NHS e-Referral Service integration roadmap to explain where and when they will be supporting greater integration through the use of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). This will help businesses plan and identify areas where they may be able to contribute. More information in the eRS API Integration Library. API Integration – phase […]

News

It’s time to celebrate: Health Tech Awards 2017

We’re delighted to announce the HTN Awards 2017 are now open for entries!   Over the past 12 months we have brought you news on 410 health tech projects! Now we want to celebrate some of the great technology projects and innovations from the past year and aim to do so with three award […]

Apps

BridgeHead Software comment on the use of WhatsApp

We heard from Jim Beagle, President and CEO of BridgeHead Software on the use of WhatsApp in the NHS: According to a BBC news story, “The use of WhatsApp in NHS ‘widespread’ say doctors”. While this is troubling, it’s in no way surprising. Clinicians under pressure to do the very best for their […]

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Cumbria launch website to support Persistent Physical Symptoms

A new website http://ppss.cumbria.nhs.uk/ has launched to support people in West, North and East Cumbria managing persistent pain, Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Medically Unexplained Symptoms. The Persistent Physical Symptoms Service at Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has developed the online support for patients and health care professionals […]