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Digital health - a trainee's perspective
1Mission One (NHSX), and Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital, London, UK.
Abstract:
As we shift towards using digital systems, and they play an increasing part in our working lives, the role of the clinician in their development and implementation will become even more important. To ensure our clinical staff have the required digital skills, we need to increase awareness of the digital opportunities available to them during clinical training. We also need to get comfortable with employing a range of tools (such as quality improvement methodology) to maximise the impact of digital technology projects.
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