PCT

26 April 2005

Photos of the winners and speakers at last week's E-Health Innovation Awards ceremony in London, organised by E-Health Insider and

25 April 2005

Internet-based self-help cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) programmes to treat anxiety and depression are more effective in the later stages of

21 April 2005

Health technology projects that help diabetic patients, speed up results reporting for X-rays and scans and deliver vital information for

21 April 2005

Primary care IT developments were well represented among the winners of the first E-Health Innovation Awards 2005. Projects that help

19 April 2005

Quality and Outcomes Framework results for every practice in England and Scotland are likely to be published on government websites

15 April 2005

Southampton City Primary Care Trust have announced a new version of its website that it hopes will better engage both

8 April 2005

A new survey indicates that most NHS organisations have so far only received a limited number of Freedom of Information

7 April 2005

With just under two weeks to go before the presentation of the E-Health Innovation Awards 2005 the details of shortlisted

6 April 2005

Case management will not get off the ground unless PCTs, acute trusts and GPs improve their data management and quality,

5 April 2005

Professor Mike Pringle, one of the clinical leads for the national programme for IT, has described the previous arrangements on

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