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The NHS is implementing new computer systems at an unprecedented rate. Some support is available from system suppliers but the NHS must ensure that the
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Liverpool Women’s get WiFi ticket to roam
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Liverpool women’s has become the latest trust to become a wireless hotspot. Joe Fernandez looks at the benefits of being able to roam and treat.
Deal or no deal?
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Would an IBA-owned iSoft be good news for health service? With a full blown bid by Australia’s IBA Healthcare now appearing imminent, Jon Hoeksma looks
Consumer is king in wireless health
9 May 2007
More consumer-driven wireless developments are on the horizon as mobile technology enjoys wider adoption in healthcare.
Bristol switches on to online learning
1 May 2007
Caroline Plaice, knowledge services manager at North Bristol NHS Trust, outlines how staff are beginning to benefit from a Managed Learning Environment.
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