Issues

Special Issue: Digital heath and care (published in association with the King's Fund). Guest Editor: Nick Harrop

Digital healthcare: its high priests and orphans

Nick Harrop
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Community care reaches out for the mobile moment

Simon Wallace
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“Teleswallowing”: a case study of remote swallowing assessment

Elaine Bidmead; Tilly Reid; Alison Marshall; Veronica Southern
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Telemedicine in care homes in Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven

Nick Hex; Justin Tuggey; Dianne Wright; Rebecca Malin
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Building analytic skills to drive improvements in patient care and organisational decision making: An information analysts’ development programme

Glen Howard; Alex Walker; Dominick E Shaw; James Hatton
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Saving lives through effective patient engagement around NHS health checks

Tobias Alpsten
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The economics of health service transformation: A business model for care coordination for chronic condition patients in the UK and US

Boris T Rachev
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