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Royal Surrey ICU benefits from mobile tech

Mobile technology from three health tech suppliers has supported staff at Royal Surrey NHS FT deliver safer care during the past months. Utilising smartphones from Ascom, single sign-on from Imprivata and two-way video consultation technology from Attend Anywhere, it has reduced the number of clinicians needed to do ICU ward […]

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Graphnet chosen for Northamptonshire integrated care record

Graphnet Health has been chosen as the county-wide integrated care record to be used across Northamptonshire, supporting 700,000 people. It means 69 GP practices, Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust, Kettering General Hospital NHS FT, Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS FT, Northamptonshire County Council Social Care, 111 and GP out-of-hours service providers, and East […]

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NHS to launch online COVID-19 rehab service

A new online COVID-19 rehab service is to launch for people who are suffering long-term effects of coronavirus. The platform will provide on-demand access to nurses and physiotherapists, either online or via telephone. The ‘Your COVID Recovery’ is aimed at those who have survived the virus but still have problems […]

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Leeds Teaching adopts AI stroke imaging tech

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has adopted an artificial intelligence tool to give doctors real-time views of the brain. The RapidAI advanced imaging platform will be used across various sites in its stroke network. The tool is used widely across the world, with Leeds Teaching becoming the first in the […]

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East Lancashire Hospitals goes live with Sectra PACS

East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust has gone live with a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) from Sectra. Earlier in the year HTN covered the news of neighbouring trust University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay using the platform. Since then, East Lancashire and University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay have connected PACS, […]

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COVID-19 vaccine tech could be used for future pandemics

Professor Robin Shattock, from the Department of Infectious Diseases at Imperial College London, is leading the development of a potential coronavirus vaccine, alongside staff from the Trust. The vaccine is being tested in human trials to establish whether it can be well tolerated and produce an effective immune response against COVID-19. […]