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Digital health news: From Suffolk and North East Essex, Birmingham, Lanarkshire, Northern Ireland and Greater Manchester |
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Suffolk and North East Essex integrated care system is going to work with Better on a proof of concept for an integrated care planning system, digitalhealth.net has reported. The idea is to make it easier to share care plans between providers who need to see them. Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is to join the Birmingham and Solihull Shared Care Records project, the Health Tech Newspaper has reported. NHS Lanarkshire has become the latest Scottish health board to deploy the Morse mobile app from Cambric Systems to enable professionals to access patient records in the community, Health Tech World has reported.
Northern Ireland GPs and primary care prescribers will have access to decision support technology at the point of care, following a decision by Northern Ireland’s Health and Social Care Board to deploy the FDB OptimiseRx medicines optimisation solution, Health Tech World has reported. Health and university bodies in Greater Manchester are trialing wearable technologies for cancer patients, the Health Tech Newspaper has reported. The enhanced monitoring for better recovery and cancer experience or EMBRaCE trial is using a smart ring from Oura, a smartwatch from Withings, and a chest-worn monitor from Isansys. |
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