Author: Jennifer Turton

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EMIS rebrands as Enlivio Health

EMIS has rebranded as Enlivio Health, announcing an “exciting new era” following a strategy refresh, the introduction of new leadership, and a renewed focus on improving pace and consistency across product and development teams. Taking to LinkedIn, the company shared a post stating: “More than a new identity, Enlivio Health […]

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Wales opens innovation procurements to tackle missed appointments and modernise bowel screening pathways

Innovation challenges across Wales have opened, looking to procure innovative solutions to reduce missed appointments and modernise bowel screening pathways under its Contracts for Innovation Cymru (CfIC) programme. With ambitions to reduce the number of missed appointments and improve access to planned care, CfIC is seeking innovations addressing areas including […]

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UK Health Security Agency market engagement for tech supporting contact tracing, infection surveillance and response

The UK Health Security Agency has opened a market engagement to understand capabilities in surveillance, infection identification, case management, and contact tracing during a UK health emergency. The agency sets objectives to support preparedness planning and ensure access to scalable and deployable digital capabilities that can aid in reducing transmission […]

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CDIO appointed for new Online NHS Trust

The Online NHS Trust has announced the appointment of the former CIO and executive director of Genomics England as its chief digital information officer. Pete Sinden has been appointed following his work on the early stages of development, establishing national partnerships, as well as the governance and technical foundations required […]

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Scotland’s Programme for Government 2026-31: £10bn capital, £200m annually on elective capacity, AI hub, Hospital at Home expansion

Scotland’s Programme for Government 2026-31 has been published, sharing government commitments to deliver a “stronger NHS”, including £10 billion in capital spending over the next decade, £200 million annually on elective capacity, and the expansion of Hospital at Home. The NHS in Scotland will be simplified by replacing the current […]