The authors set out to evaluate the extended Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 (UTAUT2) model for predicting mHealth acceptance, represented by behavioral intention, based on mobile diabetes applications. They were able to confirm that the newly added constructs “perceived disease threat” and “trust” do predict behavioural intention to use mobile diabetes applications.

In the rapidly advancing landscape of digital communications, NHS organisations encounter challenges in embracing these technologies. Join us as we launch a compelling whitepaper that delves into the current state of digital communications with patients within the NHS, based on interviews with a cross-section of NHS digital leaders carried out by Digital Health.  Through an […]

Professionals with expertise in digital, data, and technology are in great demand across all industries, particularly in the NHS. Resource constraints may hinder a Trust’s digitisation objectives. In this webinar, we will discuss best practices and explore the difficulties of fulfilling the requirement for specialised skillsets to meet the current and future digital transformation goals. […]

Synopsis: Data migration and integration are almost always on the critical path in an EPR Implementation Programme at the start of a digital transformation journey. Join David Newey, Interim Chief Information Officer at The Royal Marsden and Daniel Hallen, Chief Information Officer at East Lancashire Hospitals, to hear about their recent experiences, with a focus on the […]

The new event dedicated to harnessing the power of data to improve health and care for all. A data-driven revolution is gathering pace across healthcare, spanning health providers, life sciences, researchers and start-ups. Allying the explosion of health data, with transformational AI and analytics tools, techniques and capabilities, is reshaping our future healthcare. The dedicated […]

With a strong national drive to standardise on a handful of EPR systems what are the risks of creating monopolies? What are the risks of vendor-lock in for future innovation, costs, choice and interoperability.

Digital Health Networks are excited to launch a new series of in-person events dedicated to exchanging best practices and case study experiences on key industry topics, latest trends, and advancements in digital health. Our events provide 4 hours of learning and education, giving you the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals working towards similar goals. […]

Networks Exchange – Unlocking digital maturity in healthcare: levelling up for success  The second in a series of in-person Networks events dedicated to exchanging best practices and case study experiences on key industry topics, focuses on digital maturity and levelling-up. Join us for an immersive in-person event tailored to CCIOs, CIOs, CNIOs, and ICS digital […]

Join the diverse UK digital health community for the ultimate learning and networking experience at the NEC in Birmingham, 12-13 March. Explore CPD-accredited educational content featuring the latest direction on national policy, pioneering work by local health IT teams and the new innovations making waves across health services. Digital Health Rewired is for anyone wanting […]