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Lis Evenstad's coverage is heavily focused on government technology, healthcare technology, digital transformation, and innovation in the United Kingdom. Her articles predominantly feature government announcements and press releases related to these areas.
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The shared care record is live across the region's NHS providers, allowing them to share patient information from GPs, hospitals, and mental health and community services
The government has launched a campaign to recruit new members to the prime minister's Council for Science and Technology (CST).
The UK government has signed a collaboration agreement with the US and Canada, which will see the countries work together to leverage new artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber security technologies.
The government has launched a series of “reverse pitch” events, aiming to bring together tech startups and departments to co-create digital solutions.
The government has launched a panel of 12 digital experts to help drive forward its vision of unlocking the full potential of digital and data.
By: Lis Evenstad
The Government Office for Science has published a report on the future of the subsurface, highlighting the lack of data as a key challenge.
The government is introducing Gov.uk forms across its departments and websites, in a bid to boost efficiency.
The government has decided to delay the roll-out of the UK Single Trade Window (STW) until April 2026 at the earliest.
The government is making changes at the Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO), following the departure of government digital officer (CDO) Mike
In its first year, more than 100 NHS organisations have signed up to the controversial platform, aiming to bring together data from different IT systems
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