Not so secure
7 February 2006
Fiona Barr explains the background to the recent controversy over confidentiality in the personal demographics service.
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Cyber carers
2 February 2006
Colin Jervis investigates whether robot medics will ever evolve to the same level as their flesh-and-blood counterparts, in his second article of the series.
Unravelling cable
25 January 2006
Getting your structured cabling in order is important to installing new IT systems on any site, argues Rosemary McGlashon from 3M.
First Databank Europe sponsored feature
18 January 2006
E-Health Insider is pleased to join forces with First DataBank Europe for this feature focusing on clinical decision support, exploring both a variety of current
Mobile Technology Special Report
17 January 2006
E-Health Insider looks at new and exisiting trends in mobile technology in healthcare; how much mobile technology is being used in the NHS today, and
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
30 May 2023
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Outdated ‘legacy tech’ risks driving frustrated staff out of the NHS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Old and outdated tech could be exacerbating the health service’s staffing crisis, writes Mark Burton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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