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3 February 2015

5 Boroughs live with RiO

5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has gone live with the RiO electronic patient record system across its physical health
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Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust has pick and Epic EPR.
3 February 2015

New observations for Great Ormond Street

Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust has signed a five-year deal with Nervecentre to implement its electronic observations
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2 February 2015

Single opt-out “needed” for patient data

Health authorities should implement a single Spine-based opt-out for identifiable patient data, covering all care settings, to respect patients' rights,
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2 February 2015

Derbyshire halfway through Paris rollout

Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has completed the first stage of implementing Civica’s Paris electronic patient record system, with work
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30 January 2015

Manchester United tackles heart health

Manchester United is working with the University of Bristol on a project using imaging technology to understand how young people’s
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30 January 2015

RNOH takes McKesson PACS

The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Trust has signed a seven-year contract with McKesson for a picture archiving and communications system
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29 January 2015

Open source to be big tech fund 2 winner

Open source projects will likely be the stand-out winners of NHS England’s tech fund 2 awards, EHI News has learned.
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29 January 2015

Papworth says Epic “still EPR of choice”

Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has confirmed it still plans to implement American supplier Epic’s electronic patient record system, saying
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29 January 2015

HSCIC clears data request backlog

The Health and Social Care Information Centre says it is on track to clear a backlog of data access requests
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28 January 2015

Integrated care crucial – Labour

Integrated care “from home to hospital” is vital if the NHS is to reduce costs and address a sharp rise
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