Professor Steven Niederer from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences at King’s College London has received a £1.5 million Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council grant to explore the technical development of a digital twin for the heart. The technical study is to allow researchers to create computational […]
Author: Amy Archer-Williams
East Midlands Imaging Network launches clinical decision support with MedCurrent and iRefer
The East Midlands Imaging Network (EMRAD) has launched a clinical decision support software solution in partnership with MedCurrent and iRefer. MedCurrent’s iRefer clinical decision support solution aims to improve the decision-making process of radiology referrers. Using over 300 Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) iRefer guidelines, it seeks to improve healthcare […]
Radar Healthcare joins HTN Innovators
HTN Innovators, launched last year, is a place to keep up-to-date with the latest news, case studies and offerings from the health tech supplier market. It’s a place to share learnings and experiences to educate and inspire, where we host in-depth and practical information form our network such as thought […]
HTN Now: Apira’s lessons learned from digital ICS experiences
Our final HTN Now event of 2022 focused on all things digital integrated care systems, and we were joined by a team from Apira for a discussion on the lessons learned from their digital ICS experiences. Apira, a digital healthcare consultancy, supports organisations on a national, regional and local level […]
Royal Marsden, Institute of Cancer Research and ICL study use of AI in identifying risk of cancer return
A recent study from The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust in collaboration with The Institute of Cancer Research and Imperial College London (ICL) has suggested that AI could help in identifying the risk of cancer returning in non-small lung cancer (NSCL). The ongoing study, called ‘Optimising Cancer Treatment surveillance and […]
NHS priorities and operational planning guidance 2023/24 sets out digital focus
The NHS has published a document in which it sets out its priorities for 2023/34, along with operational planning guidance to support these priorities. NHS CEO Amanda Pritchard begins by noting that the years ahead are expected to be challenging and as such the planning approach “reflects both our new […]
Industry view: reflections from the health tech community on 2022
With the year drawing to a close, we put out some questions to the healthcare community, exploring reflections on 2022 from a health tech perspective. We asked what digital progress has been made in the NHS in 2022; what teams have achieved; and what are the projects, programmes and strategies […]
Government partnership with Moderna to support advancements in vaccine tech
The UK government has finalised a ten-year partnership with Moderna which will see investment in mRNA research and development (R&D) in the UK, along with the building of a new Innovation and Technology Centre. Moderna has committed to investing “substantial funding” in UK-based R&D activities over the ten-year period, which […]
HTN Now: NHS Arden & GEM CSU on developments in home diagnostics
For our HTN Now: Citizen Transformation event we were joined by Ben Panton, Senior Digital Partnership Manager for NHS Arden and GEM Commissioning Support Unit, for a discussion on developments in home diagnostics, with focus on the latest trial plans and patient reactions and perceptions around remote diagnostics and artificial […]
Digital focus in the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s vision for the future
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society has commissioned and published a strategy entitled ‘A vision for pharmacy professional practice in England’. The vision is split into people-centred themes and enabling themes. Under people-centre, it lists supporting people and communities to live well for longer; enabling people to live well with the medicines […]
