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Radiology
14 July 2020

East Lancashire Hospitals goes live with Sectra PACS

East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust has gone live with Sectra’s PACS, giving staff better access to imaging from several trusts
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West Midlands shared care
15 January 2020

Special Report: Shared Care Records

With giving the best treatment to a patient increasingly depending on the contributions of a range of health and social
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6 January 2020

Integrating imaging into the EPR at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust

At University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, the replacement of an PACS setup was an opportunity to drive
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A photo of Manchester canals at twighlight
14 November 2019

Sectra ‘preferred provider’ for PACS and VNA across Greater Manchester

No contract has been signed at this stage but a spokesperson has said a formal announcement was "planned for 2020",
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13 November 2019

Special Report: Interoperability

Jennifer Trueland investigates whether FHIR and similar standards have finally become fully embedded in healthcare IT.
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16 October 2019

Special Report: VNA and Data Storage

As more and more documents are stored electronically, the need for suitable data storage grows. Jennifer Trueland investigates the growing
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19 September 2019

Advisory Series: Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been promoted as a tool which could transform the way clinicians work in the NHS.
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11 September 2019

Special Report: Cloud

Cloud seems to offer enormous potential benefits for healthcare - from unlocking a new wave of innovation to big data.
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19 June 2019

Northern Cancer Alliance to benefit from new deal with Sectra

The solution will span ten separate trusts that form part of the Northern Cancer Alliance, aiming to improve cancer care
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17 April 2019

Special Report: Diagnostic Digital Pathology

Both NHS staff and vendors say the interest in diagnostic digital pathology is growing. So could this previously larger analogue
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