2004 - Digital Health

28 July 2004

The US Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), Tommy Thompson, has published a 10-year plan that plans to introduce

28 July 2004

The National Programme for IT’s policy on legacy systems is causing confusion among trusts and suppliers over who should pay

27 July 2004

A busy London GUM clinic network has taken the first steps to becoming completely paperless by installing a web browser-based

26 July 2004

iSoft, a leading supplier of clinical software under the NHS’ National Programme for IT, has come under parliamentary scrutiny over

26 July 2004

Kodak’s Secure Email System (SES), which up until now has been used solely in healthcare, has been made available to

26 July 2004

A private hospital in Kent has invested in a computed radiography (CR) system, as part of the first stage of

22 July 2004

A long-anticipated axe fell on the NHS Information Authority (NHSIA) today when its abolition was announced as part of the

22 July 2004

There is still a market for small and medium players in healthcare IT but the name of the game is

21 July 2004

Electronic transfer of prescriptions (ETP) could have stopped Dr Shipman from prescribing controlled drugs for so long without anybody noticing,

21 July 2004

The NHS National Programme for IT has recruited external help to improve communication with its IT suppliers by awarding a contract

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