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ISoft has announced that it will continue to develop its Lorenzo electronic patient record software under the National Programme for IT in the NHS until September 2012.
The Department of Health will not renew a half billion pound software licensing deal with Microsoft, which has run for 12 years.
The Department of Health’s informatics directorate is one of the few areas of the NHS that is safe from change for the moment, a letter from NHS chief executive David Nicholson has warned.
Australian software provider, iSoft, has signed five new contracts with hospitals in Germany worth €3.9m.
The main GP software supplier for Scotland has voluntarily placed itself under administration owing to
A network of GP surgeries in Southampton have boosted communication with non-English-speaking patients following a
A study at the University of Warwick is looking at how an app and remote
Personalised digital mental wellbeing service Qwell has been made available to support adults in Brighton,
Two NHS trusts in Essex have announced plans to deliver an electronic patient record system
