Welcome to Your Morning Digital Health Briefing
👇 News
Rapid advances in genomic medicine, including whole genomic sequencing now offered by the NHS, are creating new opportunities and legal challenges, according to global law firm Kennedys.
A study claims that AI can analyze X-rays and diagnose medical issues as accurately as doctors, potentially reducing workload and providing valuable second opinions for radiologists.
New data from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority shows differences in fertility treatment outcomes based on ethnic groups, with Black and Asian patients having lower birth rates compared to white patients.
Newel Health has announced the recruitment of three centers for a clinical study aimed at using real-world data to enhance Parkinson’s disease treatment through the Soturi mobile app and smart device data capture.
Everyone Active’s partnership with ReferAll will utilize data management to support community health and wellbeing programs.
❓ Did you know that?
Research has revealed that October is the worst month for medical mistakes or ‘Never Events’ in NHS hospitals, with wrong site surgery being the most common mistake.
📖 What we’re reading
Learn about the challenges and successes of the NHS in 2023, including the impact of strikes, digital fund allocations, and the meeting of key targets in Highland Marketing’s Healthcare Roundup newsletter digest.
🚨 This week’s events
23-24 December, Westminster Abbey, London – Festival of Lessons & Carols
