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4 July 2002

CSW Health , a provider of XML-based health information systems, has announced that it has successfully implemented its Case Notes

3 July 2002

The Home Office is to publish proposals to introduce identity cards in the UK, based on smart card technology, with

23 May 2002

Surrey Ambulance has announced the signing of a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement with Premier Computer Solutions for a range of

15 May 2002

BMI British Midland has installed a new telemedicine system on its planes flying long-haul flights to provide improved care to

10 April 2002

A tiny ID microchip that can be implanted in the human body, and then used to identify patients and enable

26 March 2002

Supporting people with chronic conditions, supporting ambulance services and reducing waiting times in A&E will be part of the expanded

13 February 2002

The European Union has unveiled proposals to introduce a Europe-wide health card, which would make it easier for EU citizens

21 January 2002

NHS 24, the Scottish version of NHS Direct, has placed a £20.5m contract with BT to provide the telephone communications

10 January 2002

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

21 November 2001

Achieving the “robust, flexible and standardised” NHS information system envisaged by health secretary, Alan Milburn, will be difficult while the

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