Mobile healthcare tools don’t replace traditional devices like workstations on wheels, but rather complement them by increasing flexibility and clinician satisfaction.

While many in healthcare believe shared mobile tools will be beneficial, the sector is still in the process of fully understanding just how transformative they may be. From a clinician’s perspective, mobile devices already improve the ability to deliver care more effectively, but the full extent of their influence is still being evaluated.

Reducing password reset tickets helps IT teams operate more efficiently and better support clinical care.

Improved clinician and patient experience is the cherry on top

At the recent Digital Health Summer School we hosted a workshop on how to measure the return on investment (ROI) of health technology. The session was well attended with a good cross section of people, particularly with the increased presence of nursing and midwifery.

The emphasis on securing supply chains against sophisticated cyberattacks has never been more pressing. The supply chain represents a vital artery for diverse industries, from healthcare to manufacturing, yet remains a prime vector for cyber infiltration.

Martin Knight, International Sales Manager for Privileged Access Management at Imprivata, reflects on the results of a recent survey by HTN on current NHS practices around managing third-party access and how cyber tools such as privileged access management solutions can help keep the NHS supply chain secure.