An experienced diabetes specialist nurse who was left in a “state of stress, distress and poor health” due to an issue with a work colleague has won an employment tribunal. Susan Hamilton has been awarded £41,000 from Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust after proving she was constructively unfairly dismissed. “Not only was it difficult on a professional level, but it was extremely draining on a personal level” Susan Hamilton Ms Hamilton joined the trust in 2012 as a band 7 diabetes specialist nurse, and left in January 2022 after having been signed off work with stress. The issues…
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By combining and expanding the proven capabilities of Dragon Medical One (DMO) and Dax Copilot (DAX), Dragon Copilot promotes clinician well-being, improves efficiency, improves patient experience, and promotes economic impact. Redmond, Wash. – March 3, 2025 – On Monday, Microsoft Corp. announces Microsoft Dragon Copilot, the first AI assistant in clinical workflows that brings together DMO's trustworthy natural language speech dictation capabilities and DAX, fine-tuned AI, and listening capabilities around healthcare-based safeguards. Part of Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare, Dragon Copilot is built on a secure, modern architecture that enables organizations to deliver enhanced experiences and results in a care environment,…
By combining and expanding the proven capabilities of Dragon Medical One (DMO) and Dax Copilot (DAX), Dragon Copilot promotes clinician well-being, improves efficiency, improves patient experience, and promotes economic impact. Redmond, wash., March 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – On Monday, Microsoft Corp. announces Microsoft Dragon Copilot, the first AI assistant in clinical workflows that combines DMO's trustworthy natural language speech dictionary capabilities with DAX, finely tuned generation AI, and listening capabilities around health care therapy protective devices. Part of Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare, Dragon Copilot is built on a secure, modern architecture that enables organizations to deliver enhanced experiences and results…
Today, Microsoft is introducing Microsoft Dragon Copilot. This is the first AI assistant in a clinical workflow that combines proven natural language speech oral and surrounding listening capabilities using fine-tuned, generated AI and protective guards applied to healthcare. Dragon Copilot, part of Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare, allows healthcare partners and their customers to unlock new levels of efficiency and care by streamlining documents, surface appropriate information, and allowing clinicians to focus on patients and themselves. Dragon Copilot Partner Resources Dragon Copilot is enhanced by collaboration with healthcare industry experts across the broad global ecosystem of trusted partners. We work with…
HIMSS 2025 has arrived. We are pleased to announce the release of Microsoft Dragon Copilot. This is a new groundbreaking solution that changes the way clinicians work. Please join Booth #2221. Experience the latest innovation action, hands-on demonstrations, take part in the theatre experience and meet product experts. You won't be disappointed. For over 20 years, clinicians have recorded billions of patient records and consistently provide front-end voice capabilities, which are the basis for clinical documentation. Five years ago, we made a huge leap by exploring the ambient AI category in healthcare. Today we are announcing the integration of fine-tuned…
In today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, AI is revolutionizing patient care by enabling more personalized experiences, optimizing vast medical data management, and improving patient outcomes. As challenges such as rising patient expectations, complex data processing and intensifying regulatory requirements, more sophisticated solutions have become essential. Microsoft is at the forefront of this transformation dedicated to developing and implementing responsible AI technologies. By fostering innovation and collaboration through Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare, we continue to enhance the way AI enhances healthcare delivery and improves outcomes for patients around the world. Based on this commitment, we are excited to introduce new features…
Healthcare has lagged behind other industries in technology adoption, but AI is different. Generation AI (GEN AI) can improve many of the administrative burdens of healthcare, such as finding appropriate information in medical records, drafting documents, and identifying candidates for clinical trials. It also promotes new opportunities for healthcare transformation as Gen AI continues to evolve from buzzwords to new advancements such as business agents, AI-powered search and AI platforms.At this week's HIMSS 25 Healthcare Conference, we shared how healthcare providers can use Google Cloud's Gen AI to build agents and search tools that can reduce the administrative burden of…
Please listen to the article 4 minutes This audio is automatically generated. Please let us know if you have any feedback. Diving briefs: Changes in health policy under President Donald Trump could negatively affect credit ratings for a wide range of healthcare companies, including providers, payers, pharmaceutical companies and medical device companies, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings. According to the report, providers and payers are most affected by the potential for Medicaid reductions. Absolute federal fund cuts that are not offset by increased state spending will be the most damaging for providers, Fitch said. Insurers can feel…
Shortly after President Donald Trump was launched on January 20th, he signed the executive order slate, with many having a direct impact on the healthcare industry.In the order, Trump has concluded all federal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives created to make spaces more accessible to marginalized communities. He also directed the Bureau of Management and Budget to terminate the DEI program, effectively eliminating all programs and funds related to equity and environmental justice. The CDC also removed the social vulnerability index page that publicly tracked health vulnerability disparities by using census data to measure vulnerability to natural disasters in…
Two district nurses will take the first strike action in NHS Scotland for years after being locked into a seven-year battle with a health board over pay. Shona Middleton and Cathy Fugaccia, employed by NHS Tayside, have accused their bosses of breaking a pay promise after they were deemed to be working at a higher level than they were being paid. “We have our job to do but for years this issue has been a constant burden” Cathy Fugaccia GMB Scotland last week served formal notice that the nurses would strike on the first two days of April. It is…