The bigger picture: sharing PACs images
30 June 2016
One of the big criticisms of the National PACS Programme was that it was hard to share images. Different, regional solutions are emerging to the
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Zombie attacks: Windows XP and cyber security
28 June 2016
It’s known as the “zombie operating system” because it refuses to die: and worse, it can come back to bite. Daloni Carlisle looks at the
Davey Winder: Please wash your hands
22 June 2016
Our cyber security columnist considers some of the human factors that need to be taken into account when securing IT.
Enter the CCG: on flying pig documents
21 June 2016
Dr John Lockley’s clinical commissioning group has been drawing up its local digital roadmap. It’s chances of delivery? Zero, he reckons…
Another view: of quite a lot going on
21 June 2016
Neil Paul has made a list of all the innovations going on within his GP federation at the moment, and it’s quite a list. Most
Malte Gerhold: ‘We need to make implementation and adoption exciting’
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Our ‘Digital Innovation Lab’ has become a critical driver of change
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Mike Fell: ‘The evidence is that cyber attacks against the NHS have plateaued’
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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
6 November 2024
With the right support, the UK’s world-leading healthcare robotics could ease pressure on the NHS
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