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The Big EPR Survey: responses


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

Another view: Neil Paul

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Our GP columnist returns to the subject of online patient access to records, and has some radical ideas for making it work.
14 May 2013

From the Heart and Chest

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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

Septic shock

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Success in sight

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Joe’s view of the NHS Number

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Blackpool goes mobile


Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has deployed a range of integration tools from NDL to enable mobile working.
14 May 2013

Southport gets digital dictation


Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust has implemented a digital dictation platform from Medisec.
14 May 2013

Sheffield builds a virtual human
Sheffield clinicians and scientists are creating a virtual human from computers to predict how diseases affect patients.
10 May 2013

Acute app for Derby GPs
East Midlands GPs can find details about local acute services on a smartphone app developed by Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
9 May 2013

Online community for brain disease

3 May 2013

Insight Dashboard goes public

3 May 2013

GPSoC will fund records access

2 May 2013 5

NHS Hack Day presses for free wi-fi

29 April 2013 7

Oxford adds SSO to virtual desktops

26 April 2013

Western Isles looks to link up records

25 April 2013

NHS 111 service OrQestrates PDS

25 April 2013 1

MH trust links RiO and EMIS users

23 April 2013 1

Spine2 built in-house on open source

22 April 2013 8

Glaucoma clinics run on Moorfields app

18 April 2013

Speech therapy on Galaxy quest

15 April 2013

NHS should 'look to lastminute.com'

15 April 2013 5
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£260m fund to boost e-prescribing
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced a £260 million fund for hospitals to increase their use of e-prescribing and electronic patient records.
Hunt pledges to respect patient data
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has said he will honour patient opt-outs if they do not want their personal, confidential informaton to be shared.
Big EPR Survey reveals components of EPR
EHI readers believe that the government should maintain a clear focus on electronic patient records as it pursues its vision of 'paperless' working.
Rotherham plan to 'deconstruct' Meditech
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust is planning to deconstruct its troubled Meditech EPR implementation.
McKesson UK put up for sale
McKesson has announced its intention to sell McKesson UK, including subsidiaries System C and Liquidlogic.
CSU staff seconded to info centre
Around 180 commissioning support unit staff have been seconded into the Health and Social Care Information Centre to deliver the Data Service for Commissioners.
McKesson UK put up for sale
McKesson has announced its intention to sell McKesson UK, including subsidiaries System C and Liquidlogic.
Another CSU collapses
The Surrey and Sussex Commissioning Support Unit will close down and look for options to merge with other organisations.
Spine2 built in-house on open source
The replacement for the NHS data spine, Spine2, is being built using open source components and is due to go live at the end of October.
Big EPR Survey reveals components of EPR
EHI readers believe that the government should maintain a clear focus on electronic patient records as it pursues its vision of 'paperless' working.
£260m fund to boost e-prescribing
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced a £260 million fund for hospitals to increase their use of e-prescribing and electronic patient records.
Junior doctors ‘invisible’ in NHS IT
Dr Wai Keong Wong has called on NHS managers and suppliers to engage with “invisible” junior doctors, and recognise them as the real forgotten users of many hospital systems.
Rotherham plan to 'deconstruct' Meditech
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust is planning to deconstruct its troubled Meditech EPR implementation.
GP IT funds sitting with area teams
GP IT funding of £186m has gone to NHS England’s area teams, which are working with local commissioners to verify individual budgets.
Big EPR Survey reveals components of EPR
EHI readers believe that the government should maintain a clear focus on electronic patient records as it pursues its vision of 'paperless' working.
Take part in The Big EPR Debate
The NHS is once more being urged to implement electronic patient records as the foundation for paperless working - and it's time for EHI readers to shape the way forward.
NHS England to publish IT strategy
NHS England is developing an NHS Technology Strategy and Roadmap, setting a national direction for NHS IT.
McKesson UK put up for sale
McKesson has announced its intention to sell McKesson UK, including subsidiaries System C and Liquidlogic.


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