5 inch Screen Handheld Digital Magnifier Visual Electronic Reading Aid for Low Vision (5" Upgraded Version)

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The NHS AI lab is already helping to determine the areas where AI has the most potential to be deployed and scaled. The lab is setting up the regulatory frameworks and ethical assurances to help ensure it can be adopted safely and effectively, including ensuring data sets used to train AI reflect the diversity of the UK’s population to avoid bias in decision-making, and appropriate quality control and transparency of algorithms to avoid bias and unintended consequences.

the NHS App will be a front door for interacting with the NHS and receiving personalised services, with 75% of adults registered for the NHS App by March 2024 and benefitting from an array of new features Color doesn’t typically come to mind when thinking of light, but when you see a rainbow, you are seeing the visual light spectrum. These are colors visible to the human eye and include red, blue, and green “wavelengths.” All light we see is a combination of these wavelengths, including light from the sun, energy-efficient lighting (like LED lamps), and computer screens. Blue light and sleep

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publish technical requirements for IT suppliers serving pharmacy, optometry, dentistry, ambulance and community health sectors, alongside an offer of support for ICSs to implement requirements (March 2023) These are specially designed for people with low vision. They are smaller and lighter than ordinary telescopic systems. Monoculars are for use with one eye whereas binoculars are for use with both eyes.

We know from engagement with the social care sector that some of the biggest barriers remaining to digital transformation in social care are the levels of digital skills and basic digital foundations, including connectivity. Over 60% of care homes are still using internet connections that will not support full digital transformation. a clipboard to give you a flat firm surface when using a magnifier which you can bring close to the eye In line with the government’s priority to buy once and use many times, and also to contain system-wide tech costs, we are leveraging the system’s purchasing scale more often, as we have done recently with the N365 deal and do routinely in medicines.This plan sets out that health and social care will be delivered in a fundamentally different way, taking forward what we have learned from the pandemic, and from tech pioneers across the world. The aim is something that we can all get behind: a health and social care system that will be much faster and more effective, and deliver more personalised care. When all the people involved in meeting a person’s health and social care needs – including that person, their family and unpaid carers – can see what each of them has done and is doing, in real time, they can co-ordinate as one team to meet that person’s needs and preferences. To make and sustain the progress we expect over the next 3 years, we need to include our expectations of digital transformation in oversight arrangements for trusts and ICSs.

These magnifiers are useful for hobbies like knitting where you need to have your hands free. They are only available in lower levels of magnification so may not be suitable for people with more developed macular disease. Binoculars and monoculars Envision Glasses are a frame mounted camera that is light and comfortable to wear all day. Envision Glasses use AI to scan and read text, provide scene description and facial recognition and can make video calls to share your point of view with another person. They also have a batch scanning function with 3gb of memory so you can scan and read text whenever it is convenient for you. In these collaborations, we will ensure data shared, accessed or hosted by researchers or industry partners will only be used for clinical, research, managerial and planning needs to deliver better patient care and prevention. They can be useful for tasks and activities like reading bus numbers and notice boards or visiting the theatre. Binoculars can only be used for distance tasks, but most monoculars can be used for distance and near vision activities (from about 15cm). At present, there are limited formal mechanisms for overseeing delivery of NHS digital priorities. Digital does not yet feature in the provider licence, System Oversight Framework, or CQC assessments. We are exploring options for filling this gap in discussions between NHSE and the CQC, and through a review and consultation with system leaders and frontline staff.

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The NHS Long Term Plan committed all trusts to meet a core level of digitisation and to have an EPR in place by March 2025, reiterated in the operational planning guidance for 2022 to 2023 and the Secretary of State’s priorities for transformation in healthcare. People at the heart of care also committed to 80% of CQC registered social care providers having a digital social care record in place by March 2024. improve experiences and outcomes for people and their communities, including driving action on health inequalities and wider determinants of health Abdul falls and fractures his hip. The remote team sends an ambulance to Abdul’s home and he is admitted to hospital. Staff access and update his core health and social care information via his shared care record so his daughter and care workers are notified of the changes in his care. deliver fibre broadband upgrades to at least 1,000 care homes currently dependent on poor connections (March 2024)

Kris chooses to book a video consultation with their GP. Together, they review the results and discuss treatment options. Kris decides to help manage their type-2 diabetes with the support of an app. Their practice’s social and digital prescriber helps them choose an accredited app that’s right for them.

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While using devices will not damage your eyes permanently, staring at them for a long time can cause temporary discomfort. People experience eye strain in different ways, but symptoms can include: It is 2028. Abdul, Sarah and Kris live in neighbouring communities covered by the same PCN. By 2025, their local ICS, like all others, had succeeded in digitising and connecting systems, upskilling their workforce and developing a strong data, digital and technical team. Since then, their ICS has focused on transforming health and social care services. Health and social care staff at all levels have the skills they need to work digitally, making their work more manageable, sustainable and flexible. Using online support tools, they can confidently identify, recommend and use technology that delivers high-quality care tailored to the needs of the people they serve. AI-enabled clinical decision support is cutting the time it takes clinicians to diagnose by up to one third for suspected strokes. enable recruitment, retention and growth of the Digital, Data and Technology ( DDaT) workforce to meet challenging projected health and care demand by 2030, through graduates, apprentices and experienced hires, creating posts for an additional 10,500 full-time staff (March 2025)