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I hope you saw the discussion about the developing role of CCIOs and the thoughts from Di Millen about accreditation of the informatics part of their job:- www.ehi.co.uk/news/CCIO/7793/professional-development-vital-for-ccios#loginformvalidation - UKCHIP will be discusing this driectly with CCIOs to ensure they pick up on this opportunity.

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