Joe’s View: Finally – Comparing Software
In a column for Digital Health, Joe McDonald, encourages everyone to share their joy and frustration with EPRs as part of a nationwide survey.
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Survey reveals technology cost is a barrier for healthcare staff
The survey forms part of a report by Deloitte’s, which looked into challenges facing the NHS as it tries to adopt a digital first policy.
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Health and care professionals invited to help define joined-up care info
The Professional Record Standards Body is running the survey to help determine what core information needs to be shared in local health and care records.
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AI: Injecting Intelligence into Healthcare
Accenture’s six-country survey among 180 C-level health executives says adoption of AI is measured, but real. The survey assessed beliefs about market maturity, practical and clinical challenges to the adoption of AI in healthcare.
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Last chance to share your views – is the mobile now ubiquitous in healthcare?
Our survey – which is open to anyone working in the NHS, and which shouldn’t take more than 15 minutes to complete – closes this coming Monday (11 March 2019) at 10.30am.
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Two thirds of trusts still on XP
More than two thirds of respondents to a short EHI survey say they have not migrated off Windows XP six months after Microsoft ended its support for the obsolete operating system.
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Surgeons unaware of paperless plans
More than half of UK surgeons are unaware of the government’s plans to move to a paperless NHS by 2018, according to a new survey.
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Tell us about your XPerience
Six months after Microsoft ended support for Windows XP, EHI has launched a short survey to assess how much of an issue it remains for trusts.
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Second NHS wi-fi survey underway
The second edition of a nationwide survey on wi-fi access within the NHS should show whether organisations are heeding a call for improved access.
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Records access may reduce GP pressures
Giving patients access to their GP records can reduce demand for traditional appointments and telephone calls to practices, a research study has suggested.
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