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Half a million patient correspondents were lost by NHS shared business service.
26 September 2014

Patients need ‘control panel’ for data

The rise of big data cannot be stopped so patients must be able to make “fine-grained” decisions about how their
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26 September 2014

RCP announces Future Hospital sites

The Royal College of Physicians has announced that four trusts will take forward the ideas of its Future Hospital report,
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25 September 2014

US and UK work on obesity ‘disruptors’

NHS England has been working with the US Department of Health and Human Services on using data to tackle obesity,
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25 September 2014

Nursing tech fund 2 to be open to all

Further details about the second round of NHS England's Nursing Technology Fund, including an expansion of eligible organisations, are set
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25 September 2014

Link consumer tech to health IT – Newton

More interoperability is needed between consumer health technology and NHS systems, Public Health England’s chief innovation officer John Newton has
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24 September 2014

Punish EPR laggers – Kelsey

Healthcare leaders must consider implementing “radical” proposals to improve the use of electronic patient records, Tim Kelsey has said.
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24 September 2014

Dudley expedites shift off XP

Dudley IT Services has undertaken a successul Windows XP to Windows 7 migration for Dudley and Walsall Mental Health NHS
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24 September 2014

PHRs focus of IT strategy – Williams

Personal health records systems are set to be a significant part of the National Information Board’s upcoming informatics strategy, Health
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23 September 2014

EHI Live profile: Andy Williams

The chief executive of the Health and Social Care Information Centre expects the forthcoming informatics strategy to clarify the organisation’s
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23 September 2014

Enter the CCG on writing for a readership

GP and CCIO John Lockley teaches medical students to think about their intended audience before they pen an article. Programmers
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