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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?
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A few billion between friends?
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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
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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
MedInfo 2004: a global view of health connectivity
22 September 2004
Health IT leaders from England, Australia, Canada and the US met at the recent MedInfo 2004 conference to compare notes on health connectivity. Neil Versel
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Stricter regulation is inevitable, so how should Medtech companies react? By Cognizantâs Rohit Alimchandani
Digital Health Networksâ Mentoring: Applications open for expanded 2025 programme
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Diane Bullman reveals the difference mentoring made to this yearâs participants and looks ahead to
AI in healthcare: We are still finding our way
29 August 2024
Clinicians need a culture of education and understanding to get the best out of AI
The case for change: digitising the pharmacy ordering process
21 August 2024
As a service, pharmacy dislikes change, preferring to apply âband-aidsâ to traditional systems. But the
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