NHS app reaches new milestone
The NHS App enabled 1.8 million repeat prescriptions to be ordered in June 2022 alone
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Tag: app
Accord-UK launches Pelgraz injector and app
The product is designed to help reduce hospital trips for cancer patients
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Gov’t begins roll out of track and trace COVID-19 app
The programme is expected to roll out nationally mid-May
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App to determine risk of preterm birth developed
When babies are born early, before 37 weeks of pregnancy, they are more likely to die, or have physical, developmental and emotional problems.
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Novo Nordisk testing behavioural science to improve patient support
Novo Nordisk presents ‘Ozempic’ interface at eyeforpharma conference in Barcelona.
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AI app decreases symptoms of COPD, study finds
A new clinical study has found that Kaia Health’s artificial intelligence app successfully decreases symptoms of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
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Novartis app allows ophthalmology patients to report data
Novartis has launched a new app that enables patients taking part in ophthalmic clinical trials to self-report data, which could potentially speed up the development of new therapies.
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UK hospital combines gaming and AR for patient care app
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital launches its Alder Play iPhone and Android app.
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UK start-up Echo raises £7m to grow apps business
UK startup Echo, which recently launched an app enabling patients to order repeat NHS prescriptions from their smartphone, has raised £7 million in venture capital funding to help grow its offering.
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NICE recommends increased use advanced paramedics
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence is recommending that the NHS provide more advanced paramedic practitioners (APPs) to help alleviate pressure on emergency departments.
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Research paper slams DeepMind/Royal Free NHS Trusts data deal
A controversial deal between Google’s artificial intelligence unit DeepMind and The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust has come under fire for “inexcusable” failings and a lack of transparency in an academic paper published in Health and Technology.
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Lung cancer surgery survival rates on the rise
Survival rates following lung cancer surgery are continuing to rise as the number of operations to treat the disease increases, finds a new report published by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) and the Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in Great Britain and Ireland (SCTS).
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