System failure
How much did the recent case of Penny Campbell, who died after speaking to eight out-of-hours doctors, have to do with how clinical information was
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How much did the recent case of Penny Campbell, who died after speaking to eight out-of-hours doctors, have to do with how clinical information was
Cardiac liaison nurse specialst Rob Harteveldt wonders at his increasing mountains of paperwork and asks why IT isn’t reducing the load.
Neil Versel finds out what barriers still need to be overcome before electronic health record sharing becomes common between European countries.
In the first of an occasional column looking at healthcare and blogging, EHI looks at what happens when doctors and nurses, sadly, do not play
EHIPC talks to GP clinical lead Professor Mike Pringle about how CfH will use its new national GP engagement workshops.
Tech-enabled support for those with the most complex needs could shift the dial on prevention
We need a shift in how cyber security is perceived, writes Dr Mick Quinn, consultant

An NHS ‘online hospital’ can only succeed if it strengthens existing services rather than competes

Decisive reforms have created an economic opening for health technologies, write Richard Stubbs and Dame

Digital tools can help create a world where the risk of baby loss doesn’t depend