EHI acute survey: grim, with a few bright spots
9 October 2012
EHealth Insiderās second survey of acute sector IT suggests that trusts and their IT services are grimly getting to grips with the NHS reform and
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Byrning bright
5 October 2012
Ed Byrne, the compere of the EHI Awards 2012 in association with BT, handed out 13 awards to āshockedā and āecstaticā winners. Lyn Whitfield caught
EHI interview: Tim Kelsey
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The NHS Commissioning Boardās first national director of patients and information is a very different kind of information leader. Jon Hoeksma talks to him.
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EHI editor Jon Hoeksma argues the Information Sharing Challenge Fund offers a model for the future, but risks becoming a postscript to the National Programme
Power to the people
2 October 2012
Dr Paul Hodgkin, the founder of Patient Opinion, joins eHealth Insider as a columnist, and advises the NHS to prepare for a real information revolution.
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