Business & Industry
Digital Health Q1 2022
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How technology could speed up access to NHS services
Accelerating the adoption of technology in health and care during the pandemic has exposed challenges and opportunities for patients and clinicians. From the introduction of machinery which heralded the Industrial Revolution to the many promises held by artificial intelligence (AI) in the 21st century, new technology has always been greeted with a mixture of excitement...
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How artificial intelligence is supporting greater efficiency in the NHS
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to alleviate some of the pressures the NHS is currently facing, from long waiting lists to lack of capacity, holding the key to create a more streamlined and efficient service. Hospitals and health centres are continually trying to maximise their resources, squeezing the greatest number of surgeries and consultations...
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How efficient digital methods are supporting healthcare needs
More than half of the adults in England now have access to digital healthcare, according to the latest statistics from NHS Digital. Digital healthcare has been a lifeline for many over the past two years as the pandemic has provided a catalyst for change within the NHS when it comes to the integration of digital...
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Digital Innovation in the life sciences sector
As the life science sector delves further into thinking ‘beyond the pill’, opportunities for collaboration with digital health continue to grow. While pharmaceutical companies are working towards a more holistic approach to meeting patient and NHS needs, digital health providers are similarly striving to achieve a greater understanding of the demand from within the life...
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Using data to personalise, predict and empower patient care
Data offers an opportunity to create a more proactive healthcare system and a better experience for patients. In October, we started a five-week conversation with NHS and social care staff, industry, patients and academics to hear about their learnings from the last five years and the opportunities for the next five years in digital health. ...
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Remote monitoring – good for the patient, NHS and environment
With record waiting lists, the NHS needs to deploy technology and utilise data to make best use of their clinical resource and support patients in their home environment. The pandemic has had many direct consequences on our society, economy and health system. It has also had some indirect consequences, not least the growing number of...