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Ewan reflects wonders why he keeps running out of his repeat medication, ponders the hapless state of the so called Electronic Prescribing Service, fears that
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Neil Paul wonders if the move to open up primary care systems to third parties could lead to better prescription services for patients. But what
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26 September 2016
Shane Tickell, the chief executive of IMS Maxims, says it’s shocking there are so few women working in the tech industry, and companies need to
Fancy Bears hackers use plain old phishing to steal health records
21 September 2016
The World Anti-Doping Agency has been hacked. What’s that to do with healthcare IT? Well, it was health records that were targeted, using a strategy
Enter the CCG: on evidence based management
20 September 2016
In his previous column, John Lockley noted that there is often a disconnect between “the centre” of the NHS and the frontline. This can be
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Ahead of speaking at Rewired 2025, Mike Fell, executive director of national cyber security operations
Ed Prosser-Snelling: ‘Analogue to digital absolutely describes where we are’
8 November 2024
As executive digital lead and chief digital information officer of a trust known as the
How robots can turn the NHS from a cost centre to an economic driver
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