BT and the NHS at 60
The NHS was born 60 years ago. Computers are a more recent invention but technology is about more than computers, as the history of BTâs
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The NHS was born 60 years ago. Computers are a more recent invention but technology is about more than computers, as the history of BTâs
Nick Timmins, public policy editor of the Financial Times, argues that the NHS has to succeed in digitisatising if it is to last another 60
Homerton University NHS Foundation Trust won the 2007 BT e-Health Insider award for Excellence in Health Information Management.
Healthcare ICT Champion of the Year 2007, Dr Mike Bainbridge, clinical architect at Connecting for Health.
In his latest 60 second interview with the people who make NHS computing work, Joe Fernandez talks to Murray Bain, director of IT at NHS
The UKâs digital health future depends on predictive care, according to 2026 electronic health record

The success of the Womenâs Health Strategy will depend on whether innovation can be adopted

We need to treat patients as partners in a journey, writes Lee Rickles, CIO at
A âtransactionalâ approach to implementation is bound to fail, warns Hayley Payne, associate director, children,
The Frontline Productivity programme could have a profound effect on the NHS, writes Thomas Webb,