Digital Health and Care Wales has awarded a contract worth £136,749 to Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research for the implementation of a FHIR Terminology Software Licence for the Wales Terminology Service, part of its National Data Resource infrastructure. This procurement will support Digital Health and Care Wales in distributing its […]
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Cambridgeshire Community and Norfolk Community set to procure £2 million AI MSK physiotherapy clinic
A prior information notice from Cambridgeshire Community Services and Norfolk Community and Health Care has shared the intent to procure a digital physiotherapy clinic including AI support for triage and diagnosis, at an estimated total value of £2 million. The selected solution will offer an end-to-end clinical service for both […]
Harrogate and District NHS updates on EPR implementation, digital maturity and roadmap
The board of Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust (HDFT) offered an update on the trust’s EPR implementation following the go-live of tranche one functionality in November 2025, along with plans to continue to improve digital maturity scores and a roadmap to 2028. “EPR is live and continues to be […]
Midi Health raises $100million in Series D funding, surpassing $1billion valuation for women’s telehealth
US-based women’s telehealth company, Midi Health, has reportedly raised $100million in Series D funding, bringing its total valuation to $1billion. New investors include Foresite Capital and Serena Ventures, with Advance Venture Partners, Google Ventures, and Emerson Collective being among those who continued their support. “This is validation for the movement […]
Women’s Health Plan for Scotland prioritises innovation and better data to support women and girls
The Scottish government has shared how the objectives set out in its Women’s Health Plan for Scotland are to be achieved across two phases. The first phase sets out priority areas to: ensure women have access to specialist menopause services for advice and support on the diagnosis and management of […]
NHS England board updates on productivity, league tables reporting, and digital funding
NHS England’s latest board meeting has offered an update on productivity, highlighting future opportunities, the need for increased spend and business change, and the potential for a different management approach to ownership of tech-derived benefits. The board also puts forward its proposal to improve data transparency in line with a […]
Liverpool City Council plans tech to reshape adult social care offering
Liverpool City Council has highlighted its upcoming procurement for the provision of tech-enabled care for adult social care services, with an expected tender notice publication to follow in May 2026. The council notes its intention to “reshape” its adult social care offering in line with the Living Better Lives vision, […]
Canada introduces legislation to support health information sharing with common standards for suppliers
New legislation will require all suppliers offering digital health services in Canada to adhere to common standards to promote connected care and secure information sharing. The Connected Care for Canadians Act focuses on improving connectivity between different systems and paving the way for AI innovation in the health sector. A […]
Procurement to begin for Ireland’s national EHR
Procurement is set to begin in Ireland for a national EHR, following government approval received this week, offering a single integrated digital health record for every patient in the country. Vendor shortlisting will now begin with a tender process, with the selected solution to undergo phased rollout across all health […]
NHS England launches Solution Exchange, an FDP-based catalogue
NHS England has launched its Solution Exchange, a catalogue of digital tools, solutions, and resources, designed to help NHS organisations discover and adopt new technologies. Based in the Federated Data Platform (FDP), the catalogue is said to bring together proven tools and innovations with the aim of reducing duplication and […]
