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Here's a really NICE app

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence has created an app to give healthcare professionals “quick and easy”...

20 Mar 2012

ActiveME app tracks activity

An iPhone application has been launched to help patients with chronic fatigue syndrome / ME keep track of their energy levels....

01 Mar 2012

NHS Direct 'saves NHS £44m a year'

NHS Direct has calculated that it has added £44m of value to the NHS in the last financial year by reducing inappropriate visits...

27 Jun 2011

App teaches abdominal examination

A mobile application to guide junior physicians through an abdominal examination has been launched in the UK. The AnswersIn Abdominal...

02 Jun 2011

Cambridge spread 'flu' through phones

Cambridge University researchers have developed software for mobile phones to ‘infect’ others to simulate the spread of...

10 May 2011

Cutting the ties to one GP system

GP Dr Neil Paul wonders if IT advances mean primary care should become less dependent on one operating system and on client side software....

03 Feb 2009

This is the year to come

Sandra Hempel asks leading figures in healthcare IT to look ahead to 2009....

22 Dec 2008

Sean Riddell, managing director, EMIS

This week’s EHI Video Diary follows Sean Riddell through a month of being the managing director of Emis.

06 Jan 2010

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North Bristol pilots bedside computing

North Bristol NHS Trust is replacing paper observation charts on patient beds with tablet computers in a pilot starting next month.

Morecambe looks to align Lorenzo deals

University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust has asked the government to synchronise the start time of the contracts for all Lorenzo sites in the North, Midlands and East.

Salford Royal live with Allscripts

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust went live with its Allscripts electronic patient record last weekend, three months ahead of schedule.

NHS runs up £31.5m Fujitsu dispute bill

The NHS has run up £31.5m in legal costs as a result of Fujitsu’s departure from NPfIT in 2008, the Commons' Public Accounts Committee heard during an investigation into the programme's local service provider deals.

Salford Royal live with Allscripts

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust went live with its Allscripts electronic patient record last weekend, three months ahead of schedule.

Radiologists 'face battery hen future'

Outsourcing powered by technology will be the death of radiology as we know it in this country, a debate at UKRC concluded.

E-referrals to be open source

Two suppliers have been shortlisted to develop an open source ‘NHS e-referrals service’ that will be officially launched next month.

NHS runs up £31.5m Fujitsu dispute bill

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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98 per cent of NPfIT benefits unrealised

Ninety-eight per cent of the estimated benefits of several high-profile National Programme for IT programmes are yet to be realised, according to the National Audit Office.

Surgeons to be 'named and shamed'

Doctors who opt out of disclosing their performance data should be “named and shamed”, the health secretary has said.

Salford Royal live with Allscripts

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust went live with its Allscripts electronic patient record last weekend, three months ahead of schedule.

Salford Royal live with Allscripts

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust went live with its Allscripts electronic patient record last weekend, three months ahead of schedule.

98 per cent of NPfIT benefits unrealised

Ninety-eight per cent of the estimated benefits of several high-profile National Programme for IT programmes are yet to be realised, according to the National Audit Office.

NHS runs up £31.5m Fujitsu dispute bill

NHS Number to be mandated from 2014

Trusts will be contractually obligated to use the NHS number as their primary patient identifier from April 2014.

E-referrals to be open source

Two suppliers have been shortlisted to develop an open source ‘NHS e-referrals service’ that will be officially launched next month.

98 per cent of NPfIT benefits unrealised

Ninety-eight per cent of the estimated benefits of several high-profile National Programme for IT programmes are yet to be realised, according to the National Audit Office.

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Sean Riddell, managing director, EMIS