Education and Training Special Report
14 May 2007
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
Opinion
Liverpool Women’s get WiFi ticket to roam
14 May 2007
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?
10 May 2007
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.
Global Population Health Summit Took Place in New York
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New York, USA: The Global Population Health Summit – GPHS, recently took place in New
Converge around the person, not the technology
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The debate on EPR convergence needs to acknowledge the inescapable variety of the health and
Outdated ‘legacy tech’ risks driving frustrated staff out of the NHS
25 May 2023
Old and outdated tech could be exacerbating the health service’s staffing crisis, writes Mark Burton
Why aren’t we better at sharing transfer of care information?
23 May 2023
Tech suppliers and NHS providers need to work together to improve the sharing of information
AI will drive up standards in surgery and tackle health inequality
18 May 2023
New digital technologies can enable surgeons to ‘virtually scrub-in’ and share knowledge around the world,
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