Gould ends NHSX programmes to focus on standards and platforms
New chief executive Matthew Gould wants ‘thin’ central NHS technology organisation
Emergency Services Network completion pushed back to December 2024
Motorola to receive extra £82m for further work and use of Kodiak product
5G will have ‘no negative effects on public health’, says digital minister
Margot James claims research has found no danger in new network
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Pharmacy regulator seeks £3.5m services partner to support cloud future
Organisation wants to appoint provider to five-year contract
NHS looks to grow app library with self-service portal for developers
Tool is currently in public beta ahead of planned full launch in September
London NHS trusts launch £3bn mega-framework for IT and services
Contract will cover a comprehensive range of products and consultancy
Plans for NHS app scaled back
Incoming chief of NHSX says an ‘all-singing, all-dancing’ application is not needed
Scottish patients to get tech to monitor blood pressure at home
Patients will be able to report test results via an app
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Cybersecurity chiefs at Wirral NHS trust say education, collaboration and rapid communication are important protections against viruses, phishing and ransomware. Gill Hitchcock reports.
Five-year spending on NHS cybersecurity tops £250m
Minister claims central government backing is in addition to locally driven investments
Bidding opens on £500m GP IT framework
Health secretary outlines intention to replace outgoing deal with ‘open, competitive’ market
London NHS trusts seek 10-year partner for £175m electronic health records platform
Guy’s and St Thomas’ leads procurement exercise
NHS seeds £50m robotic surgery framework
Procurement body begins market research ahead of planned contract launch next year
Fifty NHS trusts bid for e-prescription funding
All 13 trusts awarded funding last year have begun work
IT system behind health screenings has been ‘unfit for purpose’ since 2011, MPs find
Committee finds that DHSC is ‘losing its grip’ on screening programmes
Home Office needs ‘plan B’ for Emergency Services Network, NAO finds
Report warns that costs may still rise and timeline could be lengthened
Which government department suffers the most data breaches?
Since 2008 departments have been required to report data breaches every year. In this exclusive research – kicking off two weeks of dedicated cybersecurity content on PublicTechnology – SA Mathieson digs through the numbers to uncover government's biggest security challenges
NHSX to create policy guide for use of AI in healthcare
New tech organisation to produce guide for how new technology can be ‘responsibly applied’
Is Matt Hancock forcing online regulation by the back door?
The unilateral decision to compel social media companies to work with charities on harmful content has not been subjected to the necessary scrutiny, believes tech policy expert Heather Burns
NHS ‘digital health hubs’ to be expanded across England
After successful pilot in Somerset, scheme is to roll out more widely
GPs make urgent call for modern IT systems
RCGP publishes tech manifesto instructing health secretary to ‘get the basics right first’
‘The prospect of a category-one cyberattack is not receding’
The UK remains to be hit by a cyberattack of the highest level of severity, but NCSC chief reiterates that we should ‘expect it at some point’
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Ben Moody of techUK explains why the new NHS tech organisation has been welcomed by suppliers
Pilot to see London paramedics get patient care records on iPad
London Ambulance Service to kit out 60 staff with devices in 16-week trial