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4 September 2003

Electronic Prescription Transfers Added to Data Spine

Digital imaging and electronic transfer of prescriptions are the two major new applications added to the new expanded Output Based
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1 September 2003

Can Clinical Trials Be Done on the Internet?

The Internet offers opportunities for studying some treatments quickly and effectively, according to a feasibility trial published in the British
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29 August 2003

Lockheed Martin Withdraws From National Programme

US technology giant, Lockheed Martin, has withdrawn from the procurement competitions being run by the NHS National Programme for IT
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28 August 2003

Health Records Infrastructure Programme Ended

The NHS Information Authority (NHSIA) has confirmed to E-Health Insider that it has decided to suspend its Health Record Infrastructure
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27 August 2003

Placing XML at the Heart of Hospital Trust’s IM&T Strategy

Following E-Health Insider s XML in health feature two week s ago, Philip Firth, IM&T Strategy Implementation Manager at Wrightington,
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26 August 2003

DTI Funds Diabetes E-Health Project

Docobo (UK) Ltd has been awarded a Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) SMART research and development grant for an
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20 August 2003

Better Information Needed for Sexual Health Services

Services struggling to cope with Britain’s deteriorating sexual health could be helped by a new approach to performance management underpinned
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19 August 2003

IBM To Consolidate NI Health IT

IBM has announced that the first applications have gone live under its ten-year contract to provide Directorate of Information Systems of
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18 August 2003

iSOFT Demonstrates 10,000 Concurrent Users

UK health IT firm iSOFT, has announced that in conjunction with HP and Microsoft it has completed benchmark tests of
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14 August 2003

Granger Confirms Centre to Allocate LSP Contracts

With the shortlist for LSPs announced this week, barely a year after the procurement process for the NPfIT began, Richard
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