Women’s health issues will be among the priorities for the NHS’s online hospital which is expected to launch in 2027.
Menopause and menstrual problems which may be a sign of endometriosis or fibroids, are among…
Liz Kendall, science secretary (Credit: Alecsandra Dragoi / Department for Science, Innovation and Technology)
An AI tool on the NHS federated data platform (FDP) is being used by hospitals in England to help predict…
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Health tech firm X-on Health has integrated its Surgery Connect cloud telephony solution with the Medicus electronic patient record (EPR) platform for primary care.
Medicus, which launched in May 2025, is the first new core…
With additional funding for NHS technology announced in the Autumn Budget, the growing prominence of AI in healthcare, and the 10-year health plan gathering pace, anticipation is building across the digital health sector as…
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We asked the Digital Health Networks advisory panels and councils for their predictions for what’s in store for health innovation, technology and digital leadership in 2026.
Here are their predictions for the new year:
Chief Clinical…
It was another great year for the Digital Health Unplugged podcast as a host of new and returning guests from across the sector shared their expert insights on healthcare innovation, technology and policy.
Unplugged was…
An end-of-year update released by NHS England says that the NHS App has more than 39 million registered users.
The app is a key part of the 10 year health plan and intended to become…
The year 2025 saw the publication of a new NHS 10 year health plan for England, an announcement that NHS England will be merged into the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), and…
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Mental Health Act (MHA) patient information is now available in the London Care Record, OneLondon has announced.
The London Care Record is a single view of a person’s health and care information used by more…
A digital pathway has been launched to facilitate dedicated psychological support to those affected by the national infected blood scandal.
More than 30,000 people, mainly with haemophilia, were given HIV and hepatitis infected blood products…
