Introducing New Technologies Into The NHS In Scotland
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Edinburgh researchers develop DietPhone application to help people improve their eating habit
By Lyndsay Moss Health Correspondent WANT to lose weight? There’s an app for that. In all the things your mobile phone can help you with, healthy eating is now among them. Scottish researchers have developed the DietPhone application to help … Continue reading →
Study: Telehealthcare Could Improve Care for Elderly With Depression
Early results from a pilot study suggest that telemedicine-based care could help improve treatment for geriatric depression, according to a presentation at the annual meeting of the National Association of Home Care and Hospice, Healthcare IT News reports. Thomas Sheeran, a … Continue reading →
Government should do more to help people who use online health services
12 October 2010 The Government should do more to help people find trustworthy health websites and use online health services safely and effectively, says a new report on the ethics of ‘personalised healthcare’. The Nuffield Council on Bioethics warns that whilst … Continue reading →
Royal College of Nursing says nurses are overloaded with paperwork
Nurses bogged down by red tape Published Date: 10 October 2010 By Lyndsay Moss NURSES in Scotland are “overloaded” with paperwork which is stopping them caring for patients, leaders of the profession have warned. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said … Continue reading →