Healthcare Roundup 12 August 2022

Cyber security

With NHS organisations dealing with the impact of a cyber-attack on one supplier, calls for urgent action ahead of winter pressures, and indications that patients will be offered virtual outpatient appointments from across the country, it has been a busy week in healthcare and health tech news.  

The NHS has made significant progress in reducing the number of two-year waiters, but more patients are waiting longer after cancer referrals. Social care skills and careers are to be boosted, says the government, as it also calls for views on inequalities caused by medical devices. And children in London are being offered polio vaccines.  

All this and more in the Healthcare Roundup.  

Sam Shah: a three-point plan for digital delivery  
Social care and technology: where are we now?
Bola Owolabi: How tech firms can narrow healthcare inequalities
Top strategies your health tech marketing agency should implement
Versatile writing models for impactful PR and marketing