Barcoded medicines to prevent fake drugs
All prescription medicines will need to carry a barcode on their packaging to reduce the risk of counterfeit and unsafe drugs entering the healthcare system following new European regulations.
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All prescription medicines will need to carry a barcode on their packaging to reduce the risk of counterfeit and unsafe drugs entering the healthcare system following new European regulations.
This weeksā roundup includes news that Spire Healthcare has adopted a wide range of Carestream technologies, a new contract for The Learning Clinic from its first trust, and INPS one-day events.
Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust has gone live with a new version of the Meditech electronic patient record.
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust and Caradigm have turned several paper nursing forms into electronic documents.
The IT to support Scotland’s health information service, NHS 24, is two year’s late and significantly over budget, according to the Auditor General for Scotland.
GPs could be investigated for failing to share patient data when there is a duty to do so, according to the Information Commissionerās Office.
Two hospital trusts in the Manchester region will implement different electronic patient record systems.
New and expectant parents in Wales can be referred directly by their perinatal teams to
The West Yorkshire Association of Acute Trusts (WYAAT) can now access results from across their
Science secretary Peter Kyle has launched a regulatory office, which will support the healthcare sector
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