How Unified Patient IDs Could Transform NHS Digital Access and Why Privacy, Security, and Public Trust Remain Major Obstacles
Parliament’s growing frustration with dependence on American tech giants exposes a deeper problem in UK digital sovereignty.
New centres may be delivered through public and private partnerships, but their significance lies in the invisible technology that will redefine community care.
Trust has become the latest reminder of how exposed the NHS remains to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
The next generation of NHS leadership will determine whether technology becomes a genuine driver of performance or another unrealised ambition.
For more than a decade, the NHS has been buoyed by the promise of digital transformation.
The training programme aims to boost digital capability across the health service and support wider use of the Federated Data Platform in 2025.
Shadow AI in healthcare digital workforce, governance, and in practice
Why Health Tech Is No Longer a Sector, But a Sovereign Strategy Across Europe
