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11 September 2006

Child index could make youngsters anxious

The Children’s Commissioner says the government’s plans to create a national database of every child in England could create anxiety
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11 September 2006

Call for co-operation on new way forward for NPfIT

A call for the ‘old guard’ of health informatics and the ‘new kids on the block’ to work together to
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11 September 2006

Pay-as-you-examine PACS deal for Finland

Kodak has agreed a three year pay-as-you-examine partnership for picture archiving and web-viewing services in the South-west Finland Hospital District
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8 September 2006

CSC say they want to take over from Accenture

CSC today confirmed they would compete to take over from Accenture, should the company withdraw from its contracts to the
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8 September 2006

Concerns voiced over Ireland’s iSoft deal

The main Irish opposition party, Fine Gael, has raised concerns over the recent financial difficulties of iSoft and the £38m
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8 September 2006

Evidence-based medicine search engine now free

A search engine aimed at health professionals looking for clinical research literature to support patient care will become free-to-access this
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7 September 2006

New group will promote patient access to records

A group has been set up to raise awareness of patient record access nationally and internationally and increase the take-up
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7 September 2006

iSoft goes live with results reporting in Ireland

iSoft have announced that it is rolling out its iPM results reporting module across all sites in the Bon Secours
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7 September 2006

E-Health Insider’s new careers fair for health IT people

Qualified health IT specialists can now pre-register free of charge for E-Health Insider’s first ever careers fair created to meet
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6 September 2006

New guidance on mobiles in hospitals and surgeries

The Department of Health has issued guidance about the use of mobile phones in GP surgeries and other NHS premises.
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