Author: Jennifer Turton

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2026 go-lives set for “joint Devon EPR”

Go-live dates have been confirmed for the “joint Devon EPR”, in what has been described as “an ambitious programme to transform care for patients and staff across Devon’s acute hospitals and community sites”. The One Devon EPR Partnership is made up of three trusts: Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation […]

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US Department of Health & Human Services AI strategic plan focuses on innovation, ethical use, access, organisational culture

The US Department of Health & Human Services has published its AI Strategic Plan, with a focus on four key domains: catalysing innovation in health AI and unlocking “new ways to improve people’s lives”; promoting trustworthy AI development and ethical and responsible use; “democratising” AI technologies and resources to promote […]

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Findings and analysis from HTN’s survey on healthcare network management

We were recently joined by Martin Knight, international sales manager for privileged access management at Imprivata, to take us through some of the findings from HTN’s survey on healthcare network management, which asked respondents a series of questions about their organisation’s current practices around managing third-party access, covering onboarding, deprovisioning, […]

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Framework agreement for AI published by NHS Shared Business Services

NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS) has published a “comprehensive” framework agreement intended to bring together the “wealth of experience” produced from current AI offerings to help “take the NHS above the foothills of digital transformation”. The framework agreement, to be used by NHS SBS approved organisations, is set out […]

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Review of cancer services in Wales highlights risks from fragmented digital systems and the need for more consistent national data standards

A report titled “Cancer Services in Wales: A review of the strategic approach to improving the timeliness of diagnosis and treatment” has been published by the Auditor General for Wales, outlining that “despite increased investment, there is a continuing failure to meet the national performance targets for cancer”, highlighting risks […]

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Mid and South Essex ICB board highlight digital and data in supporting total triage, whole system stewardship, modern general practice, resilience, and more

The latest board papers from Mid and South Essex ICB have highlighted the impact of digital tools and data in supporting a number of different projects and priorities, including total triage, whole system stewardship, modern general practice, emergency preparedness, resilience and response, and more. In the area of primary care, […]

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NHS England shares update on SNOMED International proposals for description length limit

NHS England’s Terminology and Classifications Delivery Service has shared updated details of SNOMED International’s planned changes to Fully Specified Name and Synonym descriptions, which propose an extension to the current maximum limit from 255 to 4,096 characters. In a blog post accompanying the announcement, SNOMED International called for feedback, launching […]