Can you keep a secret?
20 January 2005
Subtle changes in the way patient confidentiality in electronic health records is handled slipped out last week. E-Health Insider looks at their implications.
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Can you keep a secret?
20 January 2005
Subtle changes in the way patient confidentiality in electronic health records is handled slipped out last week. EHI Primary Care looks at their implications.
This time it’s personal
19 January 2005
Why do we need electronic health records, anyway? Gerry Yantis and Manuel Lowenhaupt of CapGemini argue that the challenges faced in implementing them shouldn’t detract
Joining forces
13 January 2005
David Grigsby of LiquidLogic puts the case for the importance of IT in multi-agency working, and what problems must be overcome for successful implementation.
Words get around
6 January 2005
Blogging is one of the success stories of the internet. E-Health Insider looks at NHS staff who blog and also how blogs are used within
We can fix the hidden flaws in ambient voice technology
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EPRs are one of the greatest obstacles to preventative medicine
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When print security fails, quality of care fails too
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AI Scribes â high potential, but thinking still required
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AI Scribes are hailed as a game-changer for NHS services, but letâs put execution before
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