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Dr Gillian Braunold explains how pragmatism and common sense are the touchstone of the summary care record early adopters, which are already shaping policy for
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Mobile Technology Special Report
13 April 2007
More consumer-driven wireless developments are on the horizon as mobile technology enjoys wider adoption in healthcare.
Two years on
27 March 2007
It’s two years since the Information Centre for health and social care started work on its mission of “providing knowledge for care”. Linda Davidson catches
Maternity delivery delays
16 March 2007
Maternity systems form a core part of Local Service Providers’ contracts under the NHS IT programme, but delivery has been painfully slow resulting in some
Systems Integration Special Report
13 March 2007
In a complex environment like healthcare, systems integration is bound to be high on the information technology agenda.
Itâs not technology that makes or breaks an EPR go-live
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Will Monaghan: âWe’re seeing enormous value from the FDPâ
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How to lead with empathy in the age of AI
4 February 2026
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