They showed a 35 per cent reduction in hospital admissions on the previous year, a 53 per cent fall in accident and emergency department attendances and a 58 per cent reduction in “bed days”. Health leaders have declared that new innovations in digital health could the solution to ensuring that Britain’s NHS can cope with increasing demand for its limited yet vital resources. The report by the Royal College of GPs (RCGP) and the British Medical Association (BMA) says there is a “growing recognition among healthcare professionals that electronic medical records are an important tool for As NHS chiefs encourage wider adoption of technology to both improve quality and efficiency of medical services for patients and ease the stress on the system in more cost effective ways, US health officials warn of a potential “productivity paradox” in which delays in introducing technology could stem the anticipated rise in output.
Health leaders have declared that new innovations in digital health could the solution to ensuring that Britain’s NHS can cope with increasing demand for its limited yet vital resources. The report by the Royal College of GPs (RCGP) and the British Medical Association (BMA) says there is a “growing recognition among healthcare professionals that electronic medical records are an important tool for As NHS chiefs encourage wider adoption of technology to both improve quality and efficiency of medical services for patients and ease the stress on the system in more cost effective ways, US health officials warn of a potential “productivity paradox” in which delays in introducing technology could stem the anticipated rise in output.