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.
Opinion
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
Life outside NPfIT: Wales
15 October 2004
In the first part of a series, E-Health Insider looks at the developments in healthcare IT in Wales, under the Informing Healthcare programme.
Virus concern for radiology
7 October 2004
Medical scanners hit by viruses and worms can be put out of action for weeks while manufacturers decide how the problem can be fixed and
We can fix the hidden flaws in ambient voice technology
16 March 2026
Donât put up with clinical notes that are âsubtly wrongâ and vulnerable to hackers, writes
Clinicians wouldnât ‘just try’ an experimental drug â so why AI?
13 March 2026
Clinical decision support needs the same robust governance as medicine, writes Jordan Fulcher, clinical solutions
EPRs are one of the greatest obstacles to preventative medicine
11 March 2026
EPRs must enable precision health, writes Professor Andy Hardy, CEO of University Hospitals Coventry and
When print security fails, quality of care fails too
10 March 2026
For cyber attackers, printers are another potential entry point, writes Harry Page, office print category
AI Scribes â high potential, but thinking still required
4 March 2026
AI Scribes are hailed as a game-changer for NHS services, but letâs put execution before
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