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9 April 2002

GP Pathology Messaging Contracts Under Negotiation

A central procurement process has started to ensure that GPs have the right software to handle online pathology reports and
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3 April 2002

NHSIA to Develop Infrastructure for Web Services

The NHS Information Authority has announced the launch of a new Health Records Infrastructure programme intended to make it possible
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28 March 2002

IBM Partners With Mayo Clinic

IBM Partners With Mayo Clinic IBM and the US Mayo Clinic have announced an agreement to jointly develop an information
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27 March 2002

Mobile Mental Health EPR a European First

Mental Health services are rarely seen as being on the glamorous side of information technology in healthcare but a groundbreaking
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15 March 2002

Audit Commission says Information Quality a Priority

The Audit Commission has published a new report highlighting the need for NHS organisations to take urgent steps to improve
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11 March 2002

Danish Province Blazes Trail on EPR

Most healthcare systems in the industrialised world are struggling to develop or implement different models of electronic patient records, with
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7 March 2002

Global Healthcare Exchange Goes Live at Leeds

Global Healthcare Exchange (GHX), the health e-commerce platform established by an alliance of leading international medical device firms, has announced that
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5 March 2002

Information Guidance on Shifting the Balance of Power

Guidance on maintaining or improving information flows and structures during the NHS’s Shifting the Balance of Power programme has been
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28 February 2002

Mobile Health Alliance to Launch in Europe

European healthcare providers, clinicians and technology firms involved in developing mobile healthcare applications and technologies are to be invited to
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27 February 2002

US Healthcare IT Market Weathers Downturn

Despite the chill wind blowing through the technology market, the US health IT market proved resilient in 2001, largely avoiding
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