Release the pharmacists
6 December 2004
Better application of technology could take the administrative burden away from hospital pharmacists, leaving them free to concentrate on patient care.
Opinion
Speak for yourself
30 November 2004
New developments in speech recognition technology could make it a useful tool for clinicians, says Marcel Wassink of Philips.
Implementing PACS
22 November 2004
Dr Mahibur Rahman explains the benefits and costs of introducing picture archiving, and shows what can happen if things go wrong.
Keeping an eye on ID
27 October 2004
Identifying patients to access their records can be a big problem for A&E staff and paramedics. So why not use biometric scanning, wonders Michael Casey?
A few billion between friends?
21 October 2004
After a week of headlines about implementation costs for the NHS IT modernisation programme E-Health Insider takes a rain check on understanding of this key
Why technology is key to cutting elective waiting lists
15 January 2025
Technology is key to the government’s plans to cut elective waiting lists, writes Vin Diwakar,
Nicola Byrne: âDigital formats will always have an inherent risk of attackâ
2 January 2025
As a practicing psychiatrist, Nicola Byrne, the National Data Guardian, is acutely aware of the
Digital Healthâs 2024 Review: Top 10 most read opinion pieces
27 December 2024
Although no single theme dominates, several of the best-read opinion pieces reflected on the risks
Joe’s View: A very Aussie Christmas
23 December 2024
Joe McDonald is in Melbourne for the festive season. And it isnât just the heat
‘Desperate shortage of clinical coders creates financial uncertainty’
19 December 2024
A shortage of clinical coders has wide-ranging consequences, argues Dr Marc Farr, chair of the
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