NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHS GGC) and digital health company Doccla have announced plans to launch “Scotland’s largest virtual hospital”.
The health board will use Doccla’s remote monitoring technology to establish 1,000 virtual ward…
A digital platform designed to help people at risk of falling is moving into the third phase of its trial, with the ambition to eventually be rolled out across Scotland.
The No Need to Fall…
The da Vinci surgical system in use at Glasgow Royal Infirmary (Image provided by NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde)
More than 10,000 patients across Scotland have benefitted from da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) since…
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has launched an app for parents of young children to bring together a host of health and wellbeing advice.Happy Healthy Tots, which is available through the Right Decisions app…
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Technology to allow faster diagnosis and assessment of skin conditions is being rolled out across primary care in Scotland, starting with Dumfries and Galloway and Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
Using a secure mobile phone app…
The Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow is trailing a wireless device which could help help diagnose respiratory and sleep conditions in babies and young children.
The early-stage study will monitor 75 infants from the…
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published draft guidance on digital supported self-management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).Seven technologies for COPD management have been approved for use in the…
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Clinicians at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are now using a head CT AI solution from Qure.ai to support faster decision-making about the care, management and discharge of patients with head injuries. Healthcare clinicians…
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A digital health collaboration is to evaluate the use of AI in chest x-rays in Glasgow, with the Scottish government, University of Glasgow, Qure.ai and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde jointly working to assess…
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British health tech company TidalSense has published results from clinical studies which demonstrated more than 91 percent accuracy in diagnosing severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) from a single breath recording using its artificially…
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