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Applications are open for cohort 3 of The Shuri Network Digital Fellowship for ethnic minority nurses and midwives.

Digital technology has transformed health and care education - and it is vital that this progress continues to equip generations of learners with the right skills, a new report by NHS England has found.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has published a What Good Looks Like (WGLL) framework to support digital working in adult social care (ASC).

NHS England have announced a new course, fairness and responsibility in human AI interaction in medical settings, hosted by the Turing Institute and free for all.

Hear how Carol Rossell, alumni of FastFutures, gained the right skills and knowledge through the Digital Career Accelerator Programme to start a career in the National Health Service (NHS).

On Wednesday 26 April, we were delighted to welcome this year's Topol Digital Fellows to their opening conference, held at the International Convention Centre in Birmingham.

At the recent Digital Nursing Summit, held at Digital Health Rewired, members of The Phillips Ives Nursing and Midwifery Review participated in a panel session, chaired by Sarah Newcombe, the Chief Nursing Information Officer (CNIO) at Great Ormond Street Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Successful applicants of the Topol Digital Fellowship programme recently received confirmation that they had been selected as Fellows.

Watch this conversation with Dr Anthony Chang, Founder, AIMed and Chief Intelligence and Innovation Officer, Children’s Hospital of Orange County and Dr Hatim Abdulhussein, Clinical Fellow Robotics and AI, Health Education England.

The new AI capability framework, published on 21 February, addresses the need for our health and care workforce to continually adapt their skills and capabilities, ensuring they can work in a digitally and data enhanced environment to meet the needs of the society it serves.