A torrid few months
6 October 2006
iSoft chairman John Weston talks to E-Health Insider about the company’s new start following some difficult months.
Opinion
Getting the message
6 October 2006
Tim Benson of HL7 UK explains how clinical document architecture, a ‘human readable’ version of the healthcare language, will operate.
Systems Integration Special Report
4 October 2006
The National Programme for IT set out to replace many systems with large-scale common solutions. But the drive in that direction appears to be changing.
Metal medicine
2 October 2006
E-Health Insider looks at the continuing work into robotics in healthcare being carried out by Imperial College, London.
Fewer flights
26 September 2006
Identifying “frequent flyers” – patients at high risk of emergency admission – will soon be possible thanks to a new predictive tool that could save
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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