It’s time for another news in brief. As always there has been plenty happening in the health tech community – join us as we take a look at some of the digital stories from across the NHS over the past days. Sheffield Teaching Hospitals uses new Gamma Knife technology Patients […]
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The role of digital in NHS England’s letter on reducing ‘did not attend’ rate
NHS England has written a letter to integrated care boards and trust chief executives, highlighting the role of digital to reduce did not attends (DNAs). The letter highlights that “outpatient care should not be one size fits all” and references successful projects from Royal Cornwall Hospital, North Lincolnshire and Guys and St […]
CROSSBRAIN project aiming to develop robots capable of predicting epileptic seizures
Researchers at the University of Glasgow are working as part of an international project called CROSSBRAIN, with the aim of developing small injectable robots capable of mitigating and predicting epileptic seizures. Over the next four years, the project will see the development of these implantable microbots, approximately a tenth of […]
Ayesha Rahim, clinical lead for digital mental health in the NHS England Transformation Directorate
Welcome back to our podcast HTN Let’s Talk! For this episode, we interviewed Ayesha Rahim, clinical lead for digital mental health in the NHS England Transformation Directorate. We discussed what digital projects Ayesha has worked on throughout her career, the challenges that lie in digital mental health in relation to […]
Poll: If you had additional funding, which area should be the priority for an ICS and digital across a system?
The latest question we posed to our health tech audience focused on people’s thoughts on investment priorities. We asked: If you had additional investment/funding, which area should be the priority for an ICS and digital across a system? 66 people took part in the poll, with participants from a wide […]
Feature: whatever way you slice it, connectivity holds the key to innovation for emergency services
Feature by Andrea Dona, Chief Network Officer, Vodafone UK Whatever way you slice it, connectivity holds the key to innovation for emergency services. It would be fair to say that 5G has so far been marketed as little more than faster speeds on your mobile. Most 5G promotion has focused […]
NICE recommends digital technologies for children and young people with anxiety
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recommended four digital technologies designed to children and young people manage symptoms of anxiety and low mood for use within the NHS. The technologies recommended by an independent NICE committee are: Lumi Nova (BfB labs) Online Social anxiety Cognitive therapy […]
Join us for our EPR event on 21 February
Join HTN at our one-day online event focusing on electronic patient records! Taking place on 21 February, the event is open to all to attend – register for your free ticket now to discuss, discover and learn about the latest happenings in health tech. Through the event, a range of professionals […]
HTN Now Digital Primary Care: Generated Health and BLMK ICB on Florence and BP@Home
At HTN Now: Digital Primary Care, we were joined by Dr Jonathan Sergeant, Chief Medical Officer of Generated Health, and Matthew Davies, clinical pharmacist within the medicines optimisation team at NHS Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes (BLMK) ICB. Generated Health run Florence, an intelligent messaging platform that communicates with patients […]
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals appoints new chief information officer
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals (BTH) has recently appointed a new chief information officer, Mark Singleton, to lead the organisation’s digital journey and be responsible for the data and digital systems and teams at the trust. Mark has recently spent the last nine years working at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospitals […]
