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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
Guest column: IMS Maxims: Invest in talent, not gender
26 September 2016
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Fancy Bears hackers use plain old phishing to steal health records
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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
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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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23 May 2023
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