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Healthcare interoperability matters because information cannot follow individuals around increasingly complex health and social care systems unless IT systems can communicate with each other.
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Healthcare interoperability matters because information cannot follow individuals around increasingly complex health and social care systems unless IT systems can communicate with each other.
A think-tank recently ranked its funding forecasts for the NHS from âtepidâ to âarctic.â Sarah Bruce asks what that will mean for healthcare IT.
Peter Short, national clinical lead GP, NHS Connecting for Health, discusses the recent Shared Record Professional Guidance.
Our grassroots columnist Dr Neil Paul explains how his practice suffered some IT complications from swine flu
World Class Commissioning is a developing discipline with information at its heart. Daloni Carlisle reports.
At last month’s giant HIMSS in Orlando, you could ‘smell the money’. But it might
Shared care records are increasingly valued and developed but the obstacles in the way of
The NHS needs to prioritise the delivery of agile, intuitive systems that enable clinicians to
As healthcare evolves, so too must the electronic patient records at its heart. This means
The NHS Long Term Plan seeks to mainstream digitally-enabled care across all areas of the