
Review into breast cancer screening problems uncovers IT challenges
The review is recommending that the IT systems used in the breast cancer screening programme are made simpler to use and fully interoperable.
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The review is recommending that the IT systems used in the breast cancer screening programme are made simpler to use and fully interoperable.
The Secretary for State for Health and Social Care will be joined on day two by chairman of the British Heart Foundation, Doug Gurr.
Nearly a quarter of NHS trusts that responded to an FOI request have no employees with cyber security qualifications, with trusts employing just one qualified security professional per 2,582 employees on average.
The aim was to create a seamless region-wide service which prevented children falling through gaps and to keep track of their movements.
NHS Digital tasked 135 maternity providers in England with completing a self-assessment of their digital progress, including their adoption of electronic health records, data-sharing and offering service users access to online services.
The EMIS system has allowed a GP practice in east London to reduce admin and cut waiting lists from up to four weeks to just one day.
The standards ensure that records can be easily found when needed, particularly in an emergency and means patients won’t have to repeat information.
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