Whatsapp Doc? Messaging service helps doctors share information

Medics helped develop a 'WhatsApp Doc' messaging service to enable hospital doctors to securely contact colleagues with questions about patient care.

Whatsapp Doc? Messaging service helps doctors share information
Wed, 27 Dec, 2017 - 22:00

Medics helped develop a 'WhatsApp Doc' messaging service to enable hospital doctors to securely contact colleagues with questions about patient care.

St George's Hospital in south-west London said it has become the first hospital in the UK to launch the secure messaging app Medxnote for staff to exchange confidential patient information and photos.

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