Early Evidence Suggests Digital Health Coaching May Expand Support for Gestational Diabetes Care
Digital health coaching is moving into routine gestational diabetes care, according to a new study protocol published on 2 September 2026.
How digital programmes, health coaching and online tools are helping people manage their health day to day.
Digital Health Coaching Moves Into Routine Maternity Care as Gestational Diabetes Rates Rise
Digital coaching for gestational diabetes enters routine care as researchers test real-world impact across European hospitals.
BMJ Reports NHS Trusts Still Struggle With Paper Records as Digital Transformation Stalls
BMJ reports four fifths of NHS trusts still use paper records, with legacy storage costing the NHS £240m a year.
England’s New Digital Push Exposes How Much of the NHS Still Runs on Paper
BMJ reports most NHS trusts still use paper records, exposing how England’s digital health reform is still far from complete.
NHS Trusts Still Rely on Paper Records as Digital Transformation Stalls, BMJ Reports
NHS trusts still rely on paper records, with BMJ reporting costly delays in the UK’s digital transformation.
Digital Coaching for Gestational Diabetes Moves Closer to Routine Care
Digital coaching for gestational diabetes moves closer to routine care after a new study protocol is published in Ireland.
Digital Coaching for Gestational Diabetes Moves Toward Routine Care in Ireland
Digital health coaching for gestational diabetes moves closer to routine care after UCD published the Bump2Baby & Me+ protocol.
Digital Health Coaching for Gestational Diabetes Moves Closer to Routine Care
Digital coaching for gestational diabetes advances as UCD publishes the full Bump2Baby & Me+ study protocol.
Digital Health Coaching for Gestational Diabetes Moves Closer to Routine Care
Digital health coaching for gestational diabetes moves closer to routine care as UCD publishes the Bump2Baby & Me+ protocol.
Digital Mental Health Tools Show Positive Impact on Youth Well-Being
A new review finds digital mental health tools can improve youth well-being across emotional, social and cognitive outcomes.
