Should we admit our mistakes and start again?
10 April 2024
At last month’s giant HIMSS in Orlando, you could ‘smell the money’. But it might be time to stop getting excited about the future of
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Roundtable: How is data sharing developing in ICSs and between organisations â and what more needs to be done?
4 April 2024
Shared care records are increasingly valued and developed but the obstacles in the way of further progress need to be addressed, agreed a recent Digital
Technology must enhance, not detract from, cliniciansâ interactions with patients
3 April 2024
The NHS needs to prioritise the delivery of agile, intuitive systems that enable clinicians to focus on patients, not technology, writes Eproâs Chandu Wickramarachchi
EPRs must adapt to the changing healthcare landscape
28 March 2024
As healthcare evolves, so too must the electronic patient records at its heart. This means addressing barriers to progress – including the concerns of users,
Driving healthcare innovation with both patients and the planet at heart
27 March 2024
The NHS Long Term Plan seeks to mainstream digitally-enabled care across all areas of the NHS. Not only will this enable true transformation of healthcare,
Why 2026 is the pivot point for electronic health records
15 April 2026
The UKâs digital health future depends on predictive care, according to 2026 electronic health record
Are we ready to put innovation at the centre of womenâs health?
15 April 2026
The success of the Womenâs Health Strategy will depend on whether innovation can be adopted
The patient as partner: Can the NHS learn from the high street?
8 April 2026
We need to treat patients as partners in a journey, writes Lee Rickles, CIO at
Driving digital adoption in child mental healthcare
1 April 2026
A âtransactionalâ approach to implementation is bound to fail, warns Hayley Payne, associate director, children,
EPR usability data is in, but turning them into impact is the real test
27 March 2026
The Frontline Productivity programme could have a profound effect on the NHS, writes Thomas Webb,
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