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20 April 2007

Milton Keynes MP asks when Millennium will be fixed

Reports of missing patient records resulting from the new Cerner Millennium system at Milton Keynes NHS Trust have led local
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18 April 2007

iSoft completes eight RIS installations in London

iSoft’s RadCentre radiology information system has been installed successfully into eight London trusts as part of a £3.9m deal with
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18 April 2007

PAC report brings brickbats and bouquets for NPfIT

Mixed reaction greeted the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee’s report on the National Programme for IT with critics and
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3 April 2007

QMAS fails to take strain in end of year rush

The national IT system for the Quality and Outcomes Framework has been failing to work intermittently yesterday and today as
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3 April 2007

PACS roll-out milestone hit in London and the South

All NHS hospital trusts across London and the South of England have now received systems to enable them to capture
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2 April 2007

Welsh health IT ‘Wizards’ set different path to England

The NHS Wales IT agency Informing Healthcare has announced that it has successfully deployed its first system, an out-of-hours GP
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29 March 2007

BT e-Health Insider Awards to reward outstanding work

Award winning healthcare IT news service, e-Health Insider and the NHS’s leading information and communication technology supplier, BT have joined
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14 March 2007

EMIS becomes first GP supplier to commit to CUI

Primary care systems supplier EMIS is to become the first major clinical software vendor to the health service to incorporate
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6 March 2007

Agreement reached on CHIA replacement

Ten London primary care trusts using BT’s troubled interim child health system have agreed to move to CSE-Servelec’s RiO solution
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5 March 2007

Unified communications in healthcare

Single, converged networks supporting IP telephony, videoconferencing, video-on-demand and contact centres offer benefits for healthcare that should not be ignored,
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