Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) are being invited to bid for a share of £30 million of government investment in medical technology aimed to help ease pressures on the NHS this winter. This could include the expansion of 3D checks that speed up cancer tests and novel logistics solutions in a bid to help cut waiting lists, speed up diagnosis and deliver new and improved ways to treat patients. Depending on local need, ICSs could use the funding to expand virtual wards, allowing more patients to receive the care they need at home, freeing up hospital beds, or in wearable medical devices for use by patients at home, to aid diagnosis and management of numerous chronic conditions. Health and social care secretary, Steve Barclay, said: "This investment will see the latest tech innovations rolled out across the NHS. From virtual ward beds to wearable medical devices, patients will be better supported, and we will ease pressures on hospitals this winter. NHS interim national director o
A mum-of-three has revealed the soaring cost of school expenses after she was forced to shell out an eye-watering €2,000 to get her children school ready.
A mum-of-three has revealed the soaring cost of school expenses after she was forced to shell out an eye-watering €2,000 to get her children school ready.
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Offaly Ladies Intermediate footballers made the long trip to Bellefield, Enniscorthy on Sunday last for the first of three round robin games in the All-Ireland .