Study Reveals Alarming Reporting Delays
A groundbreaking study published in The BMJ has uncovered a disturbing trend in the medical device industry: nearly one-third of adverse event reports are submitted late to the FDA. More…
Collaborative research in Asia has called for prudence in using popular large language model-based (LLM) chatbots as part of public health research and response.In a study, which findings were published in BMJ, researchers from…
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An online survey of UK GPs by the BMJ has revealed that one in five are using generative AI tools such as ChatGPT in clinical practice, despite a lack of training.
Results of the survey,…
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]Three of the UK’s stand-out pioneers in applying artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and data analytics to healthcare are confirmed for Digital Health Rewired 2025.Dr Joe Zhang is a medical doctor, former NHS data…
The Express has reported that last year 34,000 medication errors were made, with 21 incidents leading to patient death, and a further 27 leading to serious harm.It revealed that overall, 5,500 patients were damaged…
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UK doctors warn that patient care will suffer under new laws that would limit their use of messaging apps such as WhatsApp and Signal for clinical use.
A journalist’s BMJ article says that…
iPLATO has launched a new tracking tool with the myGP app to help people be more proactive with their medication adherence with reminders, alerts and tracking solutions.By empowering patients to take control of their…
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With the award of the Federated Data Platform contract said to be delayed until mid-November, NHS England appears to be seeking to drum up support for the FDP and secure public backing from health…
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A government commitment to eliminate paper prescribing in hospitals by 2023, will not be met, with the failure being blamed in part on a lack of digital maturity.The government had pledged that by 2024…
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YouTube is continuing its quest to verify health workers in the UK in a bid to battle disinformation being shared online.Health professionals, including doctors, nurses and psychologists, have been able to apply for the…
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