National Health Service (NHS) stories
Freshworks appoints Sandie Overtveld as SVP for Asia-Pacific, Japan, Middle East, and Africa markets to oversee growth efforts in these regions.
UKCloud Health secures spot on NHS LPP framework to offer cybersecurity, consultancy, and hosting services, aiding healthcare firms in cloud adoption.
Objections to data sharing recorded in GP practices running clinical software TPP's system between March 2015 and June 2018 were not sent to NHS.
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust has awarded a data centre maintenance contract to Secure I.T. Environments over the next three years.
Following the fiasco caused by the WannaCry ransomware attack nearly a year ago, NHS has bolstered its defences with a big investment.
A government report has emerged that reveals despite the 'major' ransomware attack a year ago, the UK's NHS STILL has not learned its lesson.
The 'unsustainable' issue of NHS staff using consumer instant messaging services is actually much bigger than has been previously reported.
It will reduce manual burdens and streamline identity and access management processes, expanding Imprivata's continued partnership with NHS organisations.
Kingsfield's expanding tech team has achieved Gold Accreditation from Microsoft after reaching over £1 million in sales in just five months.
UK workers exposed to pesticides face a higher risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, according to a study of nearly 100,000 people.
Healthcare settings face a transmission risk as a survey finds more than half of doctors and nurses still work with flu-like symptoms.
Patients could face disrupted care and higher risks as a Microsoft security chief warns New Zealand health systems remain easy targets for hackers.
Health services could face major disruption as officials warn a severe cyberattack is likely, with insurance cover still scarce among firms.
Gym membership numbers often rise in winter, and Exercise NZ says keeping active can cut illness, lift mood and support recovery.
Better risk tools and a more mature culture could help firms spot warning signs earlier and avoid costly disasters before they strike.