Last year it was revealed that many of the apps featured in the NHS Health app store were corrupted - and now it seems it still hasn't addressed the issue properly.
Identifying health IT potential safety and security threats, carrying out rigorous testing and trying to anticipate problems before they happen - can we really make all this happen?
Nick Holder, Platform Development Manager at Adapt, has a fascinating personal story to tell us.
Children under the age of 13 should have limited access to 3D material as it could prove harmful to their developing eyesight, warns French watchdog ANSES.
When users search Google for common health concerns, they’ll receive information immediately in the search engine’s Knowledge Graph.
The British Medical Journal has organised a debate on the topic of “Can healthy people benefit from health apps?”, and invited two people.
IBM is launching a new service, the Watson Health Cloud to help health professionals get better insights into their client’s health, the company announced on Wednesday.
Of the £200m so far spent by public sector buyers on the Digital Marketplace, very little seems to have come from NHS CIOs. Why?
Microsoft is preparing the site for the landing of its wearable device, the Band, in the UK.
The site, which sets out to provide comprehensive health information to help UK citizens make better choices about their lifestyles as well as how to access local NHS services, says visits still going up.
NHS workers in Scotland have continually violated data protection controls over the past three years with over 500 instances of abuse of the system recorded in that timeframe including an image of a patient posted onto Facebook.
Recent waffle about how digital health is going to make our lives better masks the reality of a much less cool, hi-tech cost-cutting agenda. Should we not be more honest about that?
Devon Partnership NHS Trust thinks its new cloud dashboard will help provide better mental health and learning disability services.
Mounting admin loads mean a shocking 59% of social workers spend less than 3 hours per day with clients, claims a new report.
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