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Computer Sciences Corporation has made a $1.49 billion write-off against the National Programme for IT in the NHS, in what is thought to be the biggest ever write-off against a single IT project in the UK.
A series of 2011 benefits analysis reports for Cerner Millennium implementations at Southern trusts have been submitted to the Department of Health.
Emergency physicians at Scarborough Hospital say introducing a GP clinical record viewer has been like “turning on a light.”
The St Helens and Knowsley Health Informatics Service has completed the implementation of new storage infrastructure to serve its local health community.
Two patient-focussed web-sites have launched new resources to document people’s experiences of clinical trials.
The Health and Social Care Bill returns to the Lords today, amid increasingly strident opposition to key elements of the government’s plans to reform the NHS.
Responses to the Cabinet Office’s Open Data plans have questioned whether government IT systems and staff can deliver an enhanced “right to data.”
A “deployment blockage” in the NHS is preventing AI from being adopted at scale, according
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has launched a ÂŁ175 million search and rescue radio network
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust’s neurosurgery team has introduced mixed reality technology to improve training
Pancreatic Cancer UK has launched an online tool for families who have lost a loved
Helen Thomas and Dr Malte Gerhold are the latest speakers to be confirmed for Digital
