2006 - Digital Health

6 June 2006

Virgin Atlantic is to install telemedicine equipment on board all of its aircraft after signing a deal with British hardware

5 June 2006

The government’s choice agenda risks increasing inequalities because some groups of patients are more heavily influenced by clinical performance than

5 June 2006

Details of the problems caused by the implementation of a new computer system at Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxfordshire, were yesterday

2 June 2006

IBM’s research division has announced that they are to collaborate with the World Health Organisation in supplying software to help

2 June 2006

The two senior GP representatives in the UK are writing to GP practices to outline “the encouraging response” they have

1 June 2006

Acute trusts are successfully developing their own software and work practices to deal with the 62-day cancer waiting times target.

1 June 2006

Health IT software firm iSoft has sold its operations in Switzerland to Nexus, a local provider of healthcare IT solutions,

1 June 2006

This feature, produced with Stalis Ltd, argues that healthcare organisations need to look long and hard at the quality of

1 June 2006

The National electronic Library for Medicine, which collects online news and RSS feeds on medicines information, is set to expand

1 June 2006

Boots has announced that it is to use Quicksilva’s Spinal Tap integration software, on top of the company’s existing Smartscript

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