E-prescribing 2010
18 October 2010
E-prescribing should increase safety and efficiency. Both are starting to appeal to trusts. Daloni Carlisle reports.
Opinion
EHealth Insider diary,
15 October 2010
All progress has its drawbacks and so it was this week that the world was warned of the dangers of ‘laptop thigh.’ This, the BBC
Expert view: Martin Ellis
13 October 2010
The chair of the Intellect Clinical Safety Committee discusses recent changes to European regulations that are likely to affect healthcare IT providers and outlines how
Another view: Dr Neil Paul
12 October 2010
EHI Primary Care’s resident GP columnist muses on a ‘viewing of the GP record by authorised third parties project.’
EHealth Insider diary,
8 October 2010
One of the more baffling claims in the ‘Liberating the NHS’ white paper is that it will turn the health service into “the largest social
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Usability: Why EPRs can and should do more
17 April 2023
Suppliers of electronic patient records need to escape siloed thinking, come together and improve what
The NHS App is a critical tool in tackling the elective care backlog
14 April 2023
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US firm CereCore brings its EMR implementation expertise to the UK
13 April 2023
NHS organisations often struggle to cope with large electronic medical record projects. Nashville based implementation
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