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30 October 2006

LSPs fail ‘acid test’ on PAS deployments

Delivery of the patient administration systems due to form the foundation for future electronic patient records in NHS hospitals has
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25 October 2006

Specialists dispute keyword changes for C+B

A dispute between specialists and the Department of Health over use of keywords for Choose and Book clinic types has
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19 October 2006

Fujitsu’s Cerner delays mount in the South

Three more trusts have had to postpone Fujitsu implementations of Cerner Millennium in the South at short notice, as go-live
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18 October 2006

CSC says it will implement iPM at Bradford in six months

Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which had gone outside the NHS National Programme for IT to procure for a
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13 October 2006

One in five trusts below standard on patient information

One in five NHS trusts in England do not store, use and dispose of information about patients to an agreed
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12 October 2006

European hospitals comparatively advanced in ICT

European hospitals are quite well-equipped with basic information and communication technologies compared to nine other key sectors in the economy
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12 October 2006

Healthcare Commission’s website opens up all NHS data

The Healthcare Commission is today launching a website to give NHS patients and the public access to its entire database
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11 October 2006

iSoft wins pathology contract extensions

iSoft have secured three-year contract extensions to four of their NHS contracts for support and maintenance of its laboratory information
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10 October 2006

Priory Group delivers e-learning over intranet

The Priory Group, providers of acute and secure mental healthcare, neuro-rehabilitation and specialist educational services, is to invest in e-learning for
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28 September 2006

Accenture pulls out of national programme

Accenture has departed from the NHS National Programme for IT, walking away from two contracts worth a total of more than £2bn.  The
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