HTN is delighted to reveal the finalists in the HTN Primary Care Awards 25/26. The prestigious HTN Primary Care Awards celebrate GP practices, primary care networks, integrated care boards and suppliers, who have delivered improvements in primary care. The awards provide a platform to share innovations, solutions, case studies, collaborations […]
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Oxford University Hospitals shares evaluation of ambient voice pilots
Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) NHS Foundation Trust has shared outcomes from its pilot of ambient voice technology (AVT), noting it shows “real promise” in helping clinicians save time, reducing stress, and allowing more of a focus on patient care. Taking to LinkedIn, the trust highlights that almost 90 percent of […]
Black Country ICB notes need to be ambitious around digital shift
Black Country ICB has shared a series of digital updates around its work across digital and data, including AI, shared care records, a digital strategy refresh, and the secondary use of data. Results from the ICB’s latest digital maturity assessment were discussed, with the board noting that “the ICB has […]
HTN Now panel discusses best practices in building workforce digital literacy and skills
For a session exploring best practices around building workforce digital literacy and skills, HTN was joined by an expert panel from across the health sector, including Shanker Vijayadeva, GP lead – digital transformation in primary care, London Region, NHS England; Neill Crump, associate director for innovation and partnerships at The Dudley […]
NHS Shetland shares outcomes from CoPilot proof of concept
NHS Shetland has shared insights and outcomes from its proof of concept of Microsoft Copilot, pointing to early evidence of “significant” time savings, and outlining future plans to embed the solution more widely. As part of the trial, 137 licences were allocated across 38 departments, with the aim of supporting […]
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 […]
Nottingham University Hospitals highlights progress on EPR
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is celebrating the launch of its Nervecentre EPR, building on “slower than expected” performance from an initial go-live in November. “When the Nervecentre systems went live on Monday 3 November, we experienced a slower than expected performance,” the trust shares. “However, we worked closely with […]
Deep dive: EPR implementation and go-lives, optimisation, benefits realisation from 30+ NHS trusts
For our EPR feature series, we take a deep dive and reflect on some of the progress made around EPRs over the last 12 months, focusing-in on implementations, on optimisation and benefits realisation, on future plans, and on insights from the wider health and care sector. Implementation and go-lives East […]
Digital framework to 2028 from NHS Fife highlights key programmes for £21 million digital spend
NHS Fife has published its digital framework 2025-2028, placing a strong focus on integration through the development of an EHR and digital front door, information availability at the point of care, the wider adoption of linked data and informatics, digital enablement, skills development, technical infrastructure, and cyber security. The board’s […]
NHS App Roadmap highlights pilots, integrated services, appointments, prescriptions, messaging
NHS England has shared the latest updates on its NHS App Roadmap, including recently completed pilots, current areas of focus, and plans for future development. The roadmap notes a list of NHS App integrated live partners and services, including providers such as Accurx and Anima Health for online consultations, Patients […]
