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In almost 300 responses to The Big EPR Survey, EHI readers set out some very clear messages about the definition and make up of electronic patient records, and the best way to get them into the NHS. Lyn Whitfield reports.
16 May 2013
What do David Bowie and weaning the NHS off Windows XP have in common? Johan Waktare, a consultant leading on an electronic patient record deployment in Liverpool, has the answer…
13 May 2013
Roger Taylor, director of research at Dr Foster, asks how so many Bolton patients came to be coded as having a sepsis diagnosis; and what other trusts can learn from the experience.
13 May 2013
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James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has decided not to take CSC’s Lorenzo electronic patient record system under the company’s interim deal with the Department of Health. 
Whittington Health has gone live with the maternity module of Medway and plans to deploy the patient administration system in the autumn.
Hospedia has launched a partnership programme to foster more strategic relationships between the company and the hospitals that use its services, which now include real-time patient feedback, electronic meal ordering, and bed management using its bedside communications systems. The programme will enble users to share best practice, suggest new features, and encourage networking.
10 January 2013
The Bristol and Weston NHS Purchasing Consortium has awarded a £6m infrastructure contract to NextiraOne. The company will supply and install local area networks, wide area networks and wireless local area networks and associated ICT equipment, fibre optic and twisted pair cabling systems and Microsoft products. Participating NHS bodies can call off against the five-year contract and the framework may be extended to cover trusts in Somerset, Dorset, Avon, Gloucester and Wiltshire. Other services covered by the contract include the supply and installation of Microsoft, Alcatel Lucent and Hewlett Packard products, with full on-going support if required.
7 December 2012
