Health IT news in brief
This week’s round-up of Health IT news includes free wi-fi for GP practices, a new IT direction for Harrogate and the race between paper and software.
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This week’s round-up of Health IT news includes free wi-fi for GP practices, a new IT direction for Harrogate and the race between paper and software.
NHS.uk, the latest attempt to give patients online access to health records and services, will make use of device data from browsing history to your location.
NHS Digital is warning NHS staff about a spate of spear phishing attacks, in which scammers pretend to be NHS colleagues and ask for money.
A glitch in Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trusts Lorenzo PAS meant ten patients were not seen for over a year.
One of the largest children’s hospitals in the UK, Great Ormond St, will become the first specialist trust to deploy an Epic electronic patient record.
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust is pursuing a Lorenzo development plan despite “significant” problems with the system.
NHS England is concerned about the “varying quality” of IT supporting the roll-out of personal health budgets and integrated personal commissioning.
According to Digital Health Intelligence the trust has selected InterSystems’ TrakCare to provide its EPR
Orion Health has expanded the capabilities of its shared care record initiative in Northern Ireland
Thirteen projects from UK-based SMEs will receive a share of £16 million in funding to
InterSystems is making its HL7 FHIR integration components free to NHS customers through its Health
The first regions to pilot the standard are Greater Manchester, Thames Valley and Surrey, Wessex,