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Plymouth Open EHR
26 April 2018

Plymouth plans to go live with OpenEHR in next six months

The CIO at University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust has said the organisation is planning to go live with an open
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25 September 2017

Plymouth to be NHS first on open e-prescribing

Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust has become the first NHS trust to begin implementation of an open source, open standards-based electronic
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3 January 2017

Predictions for the year ahead: UK digital health leaders on 2017

In the second part of a two-part look ahead to 2017, Digital Health News asked some UK digital health leaders
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29 December 2016

Whatever happened to Open Source in 2016?

Open source was all the rage in the NHS in 2015, but it’s barely rated in the past 12 months.
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2 November 2016

Updated Newcastle Declaration to ‘bake in’ interoperability

The CCIO Network, the national best practice community of NHS clinical informatics leaders, has updated its 2015 Newcastle Declaration on
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13 April 2016

Ewan Davis: open for debate

Ewan Davis, a long-term observer of healthcare IT and advocate of open solutions, joins Digital Health’s roster of regular columnists;
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6 April 2016

Agreement gives NHS access to Kanteron Systems’ imaging and genomic data integration platform

Kanteron Systems is to enable the NHS to access its Translational Medical Information Server (TMIS), under the custodianship of an
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9 March 2016

Special report: Interoperability

Over the past year, there has been an explosion of frameworks, declarations and charters supporting interoperability. But have they set
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26 November 2015

What is the digital legacy of Tim Kelsey?

As NHS England starts the process of finding a replacement for its director of patients and information, Digital Health News
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4 November 2015

Code4Health interoperability site launch

A Code4Health community focusing on interoperability has been launched today at the EHI Live 2015 conference in Birmingham.
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