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Six of the âiSoft7â NHS trusts that retained their iSoft systems rather than enter the National Programme for IT have extended their contracts with CSC to cover the procurement and implementation of new electronic patient records.
The Cabinet Office will review all of the governmentâs high-value technology contracts with Atos following serious failings identified with the company’s development of the GP Extraction Service.
This weekâs industry round up features a new deal for Emis Health, a link-up between System C and an electronic document management provider, two significant PACS developments for Insignia, and a partnership between Boots and Tunstall Healthcare.
Articles involving US software company Epic really seem to get our readers going, so weâve decided to recap our coverage over the past year for anyone who missed it, or who wants to jog their memory.
Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust is to offer the patient-controlled electronic record Patients Know Best to more than 3,200 people with inflammatory bowel disease.
Manchester is incorporating âend-of-lifeâ care plans into its shared records scheme.
A pilot project in Hounslow aims to reduce stroke risk among patients with the use of AliveCor, a mobile electrocardiogram recorder that attaches to a smartphone.
Today’s briefing includes a tool to detect breast cancer using magnetic resonance imaging and a
Figures from across the health sector have cautiously welcomed the news that NHS England is
More than 5,000 data breaches have been recorded across NHS Scotland health boards since January
More than half of patients said it was easy to contact their GP practice using
NHS England is expanding the rollout of Hexarad to help patients in the North East
