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Getting a wi-fi network to work in a hospital is a bigger challenge than you might think; yet there are real benefits for staff and
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Getting a wi-fi network to work in a hospital is a bigger challenge than you might think; yet there are real benefits for staff and
Dr Sajjad Yacoob, the chief medical information officer at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, tells Claire Read why his role is such an important one.
Joe McDonald has seen the future of NHS IT – in a GP surgery. And there’s a pint waiting at the Trent House in Newcastle,
Our GP columnist hasn’t seen a ‘game changing’ bit of IT kit recently, but wonders if Emis mobile may be the next big thing.
The first Digital Doctors Conference in London covered the basics of programming. Lis Evenstad found delegates enthusiastic about everything from learning HTML to generating ideas
In the wake of the largest IT outage in history, healthcare organisations must keep faith
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Edinburgh’s new Global Research Institute in Health and Care Technologies is working on solutions that
Outpatient services are old-fashioned and hugely wasteful. But change that works for patients and staff
Andrew Hine, MD of CereCore International, a healthcare IT application support and EPR consulting firm,