Big EPR Survey reveals components of EPR
EHI readers believe that the government should maintain a clear focus on electronic patient records as it pursues its vision of ‘paperless’ working.
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Take part in The Big EPR Survey
As part of its The Big EPR Debate, EHI is launching a survey looking at the building blocks of an electronic patient record and the best way to get them in place.
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Reforms will weaken IT services – survey
Opinion is divided on the impact of the latest NHS reorganisation on local IT and information services, but many respondents to EHI Primary Care’s latest survey are pessimistic about investment and development.
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Hard Times
EHI Primary Care’s latest, exclusive survey of staff working in primary care IT shows that the reforms have been hard; and may yet take a greater toll. Fiona Barr reports.
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Reforms yet to gain traction in NHS
New health secretary Jeremy Hunt will have his work cut out to convince NHS staff of the value of his predecessor’s reforms, eHealth Insider’s latest survey suggests.
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Trusts ambivalent about BYOD
NHS trusts and IT services remain ambivalent about ‘bring your own device’ as a way of making staff mobile, eHealth Insider’s latest survey of acute sector IT suggests.
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Quarter of trusts to invest in EPR
A quarter of NHS trusts are on the verge of investing in electronic patient record systems, with a fifth looking to run their own procurements, eHealth Insider’s second annual survey of acute sector IT suggests.
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EHI PC survey finds backing for support
Two out of three clinical commissioning group leaders are happy with the commissioning support arrangements that have been made for them so far, according to an EHI Primary Care survey.
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EHI PC survey reveals funding fears
Uncertainty about future funding for NHS IT and the future direction of NHS informatics are the biggest IT concerns for clinical commissioning groups, according to an exclusive survey by EHI Primary Care.
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EHI PC survey: shaky support?
Commissioning support services are emerging as essential but controversial elements of the new commissioning regime. Fiona Barr canvasses views.
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