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Archive: May 2017

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9 May 2017

Hyland acquires Lexmarkā€™s EDM business, Perceptive Software

US firm Hyland is to acquire Perceptive Software, an enterprise content management business currently owned by printer maker Lexmark.
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8 May 2017

Davey Winder: the problematic legacy of the NHS

Legacy software in the NHS should have long since been put out of its misery, argues Davey. The security threat
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8 May 2017

The CIO interview: Luke Readman, Waltham Forest, Newham and Tower Hamlets CCGs

Luke Readman ā€“ chief information officer at Waltham Forest and East London CCGs ā€“ talks to Digital Health about moving
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global digital exemplar success depends on successful spread
8 May 2017

GDEs need ā€˜sustainable spread strategyā€™ says Rice

The success of the flagship GDE programme, channeling NHS IT investment into a small number of elite trusts, should be
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5 May 2017

NHS Digital planning “big drive” on clinical terminology standardisation

NHS Digital will be having a ā€œbig driveā€ on standardising clinical terminology across health and social care, Beverley Bryant has
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5 May 2017

Health IT news in brief

This weekā€™s health IT news in brief covers funding for projects in Wales, the implementation of new technology at trusts
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4 May 2017

Campaign launches to unite health informaticians

A group of professional organisations has come together to create a new campaign focused on uniting healthcare informaticians. Well Connected,
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4 May 2017

Another view: of connected health

These days TVs are linked to the internet, so why ā€“Ā our GP columnist ponders ā€“ can't healthcare devices be similarly
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Matthew Swindells NHS England
4 May 2017

ā€˜Do you have the bottle to step up?ā€™ Swindells asks eHealthWeek audience

NHS England director Matthew Swindells challenged NHS IT leaders on whether they had ā€œthe bottleā€ to step up on embedding
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Sheffield Hospitals
3 May 2017

Lorenzo failure leaves nearly 15,000 Sheffield patients without letters

Nearly 15,000 patient records in a major northern teaching trust were affected by a technical mishap in its patient administration
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