2002 - Digital Health

10 January 2002

A new remote sign language interpretation service which uses a network of videophones to provide interpretation services in consultations between

10 January 2002

As the dust of the dotcom crash clears, 2002 will be the year that the e-health gets down to business

9 January 2002

Primal Pictures, the company that supplies online anatomy graphics for the National Electronic Library for Health (NeLH), has scooped a

9 January 2002

BUPA, the leading European private healthcare firm, has selected Pegasystems to supply an automated customer management system to help it

7 January 2002

Leading UK primary care systems supplier EMIS has announced the launch of an updated version of its Mentor Library, which

4 January 2002

The BMJ Publishing Group has teamed up with InferMed, a leading UK provider of clinical software, to assess the feasibility

2 January 2002

The Cabinet Office has published a consultation paper on use of Open Source Software (OSS) within the UK Government sector

2 January 2002

WebMD Corporation, one of the first US e-health firms to rise to prominence during the dotcom boom, has acquired the

1 January 2002

NHS Direct, the UK national telephone health advice service, had its busiest ever day on Boxing Bay, as the holiday

1 January 2002

UK Health Minister Yvette Cooper has announced a new £2.3m package to invest in information systems to improve cancer monitoring

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