âHospital information systems are not indispensableâ
Hubert Haag says that with 12,000 European healthcare customers T-Systems is a vital player in European e-health, Philipp GrÀtzel reports.
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Hubert Haag says that with 12,000 European healthcare customers T-Systems is a vital player in European e-health, Philipp GrÀtzel reports.
EHI Editor Jon Hoeksma, provides a look back at 2007 from the perspective of the NHS IT programmeâs local service providers: Fujitsu, CSC and BT.
The US has led the adoption of Web 2.0 applications in healthcare, but German doctors are catching up, Philipp GrÀtzel reports.
Data security experts believe the recent HMRC recent data disaster holds vital lessons for the health service, EHI editor Linda Davidson reports.
As the year draws to a close E-Health Insider casts an eye over the health IT developments that made the news in 2007.

For cyber attackers, printers are another potential entry point, writes Harry Page, office print category

AI Scribes are hailed as a game-changer for NHS services, but letâs put execution before

Itâs time for ambient voice technology to move from transcription to transformation, writes Dr Constantin

The NHS’ shift to digital requires a permanent, digital workforce, writes Lee Rickles, CIO at
Marc Farr, chair of the Chief Data and Analytical Officer Network, explains why we must