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
Opinion
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
On the road
24 October 2006
EHIPC talks to GP clinical lead Professor Mike Pringle about how CfH will use its new national GP engagement workshops.
Itâs not technology that makes or breaks an EPR go-live
23 February 2026
Leadership, trust, and relationships can make or break an EPR go-live, writes Andy Callow, CDIO
Alastair Denniston: âRegulation of AI must be able to flexâ
18 February 2026
Prof Alastair Denniston, chair of the National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare,
Will Monaghan: âWe’re seeing enormous value from the FDPâ
11 February 2026
Will Monaghan, CDIO at at University Hospitals of Leicester and University Hospitals of Northamptonshire, on
How to lead with empathy in the age of AI
4 February 2026
When it comes to AI, leaders must navigate the tension between innovation and compassion, writes
We must make EPRs work better for patients and staffÂ
28 January 2026
The NHS needs a strategy to turn EPRs into real assets for health, writes Alex
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