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The NHS App: a platform for innovation
NHSX CEO Matthew Gould talks about the NHS App and what it says about NHSX’s wider approach to technology
Understanding what’s “out there”: Launching the State of the Data-driven Health and Care Ecosystem Survey
NHSX talk about the launch of the new State of the Nation Survey for Data-Driven Health and Care in 2019
What does it mean for NHSX to be an ‘open source’ organisation?
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Terence Eden, Posted on:
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Collaboration, Digital services, Skills and culture
NHSX on the benefits of open-source technology.
All the things we like about the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation’s new strategy
The Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) is an independent, expert-led body set up by the UK Government to advise on how we “maximise the benefits of data and AI for our society and economy.” They’ve just launched their …
Ethics is our competitive advantage: how the NHS can lead the world in AI-based healthtech
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Dr Indra Joshi and Jess Morley, Posted on:
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Healthtech innovation, Patient data
The Code of Conduct we've published is a step towards making the UK the best place in the world to ‘do’ responsible data-driven health and care tech
What we’ve learned from digitising healthcare at Salford Royal
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Jim Ritchie, Posted on:
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Digital infastructure, Digital services, Healthtech innovation
At the beginning of our journey as one of the 16 acute Global Digital Exemplar (GDE) sites, we challenged ourselves with the question, “What does it mean to work at a GDE?” The diverse responses reflected the enormous opportunities that …
Building the right foundations for technology in the NHS
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Hadley Beeman, Posted on:
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Digital infastructure, Digital services, Patient data
Voice recognition tools are fun... but they aren’t transformative on their own. They have little practical value in the NHS until clinicians can routinely use one to accurately transcribe consultations and streamline administrative processes. As a patient, accessing and contributing to …
How data can make a difference
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Matt Hancock MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Posted on:
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Digital services, Healthtech innovation, Patient data
As he launches his technology vision, the Secretary of State for Health And Social Care explains how the ambulance service is using new technologies to improve patient safety, reduce delays and speed up treatment.
An exciting new vision for healthtech
Chair of the Healthtech Advisory Board Dr Ben Goldacre talks about the Secretary of State's vision for better digital health tools in the NHS - and why you need to get involved to feed back your thoughts.