New order
16 November 2006
In his second article for EHI, Dr Andrew Harrison suggests some ways that ordering tests could be made seamless and paper-free.
Opinion
System failure
7 November 2006
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
Paper weight
2 November 2006
Cardiac liaison nurse specialst Rob Harteveldt wonders at his increasing mountains of paperwork and asks why IT isn’t reducing the load.
Border control
26 October 2006
Neil Versel finds out what barriers still need to be overcome before electronic health record sharing becomes common between European countries.
Blogwatch
25 October 2006
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
Innovating early dementia diagnosis
23 April 2025
Digital technology is a critical to addressing the ever-expanding burden of dementia, write Prof Dag
Software updates are forcing us into hardware habits we canât afford
16 April 2025
The problem with new, improved software is that the NHSâs creaky hardware canât cope with
NICE: New health tech to benefit patients âwithin months not yearsâ Â
9 April 2025
Making the most of healthcare technologies requires systematic change, writes Dr Sarah Byron, programme director
HealthTech is the UK’s hidden gem – the government can’t ignore it
2 April 2025
A targeted focus on HealthTech has the potential to boost the UKâs global competitiveness, writes
Implementation: âThe NHS should take a leaf out of NASAâs bookâ
26 March 2025
If sending humans to space has taught us anything, it’s that technology alone isn’t the
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