EHRs

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29 April 2024

The Health Foundation: technologies clinicians say can save the NHS time

Research from The Health Foundation has explored the technologies saving clinicians time right now, and those that have potential for
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Coffee Time Briefing
17 January 2024

Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕   

Today's briefing finds that AI could be used to combat vaccine hesitancy and a report that a provider of PACs
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10 November 2023

Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕ 

Today's briefing features the latest cohort of the West Yorkshire Digital Ambassador Programme and the Emory Empathic AI for Health
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A nurse looking through a shelf of paper records
1 November 2017

Belfast trust green-lights digital tagging system for tracking patient records

The UK’s largest integrated Health and Social Care Trust is introducing an RFID tracking system to make it easier to
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22 February 2011

A third of US hospitals now have EHRs

A third of US hospitals say they have begun to install an electronic health record.
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5 January 2010

US publishes ‘meaningful use’ criteria

The first draft criteria for the federal funding of electronic health records as part of the US’ recovery plans have been published. The
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16 December 2009

EHRs deliver soft benefits for hard cash

Electronic health record and e-prescribing systems deliver benefits such as safer and more convenient services, but only over long periods
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3 December 2009

EuroRec profiles EHRs for clinical trial

Electronic records certification body EuroRec has released a profile spelling out the key functionality required for an electronic health records
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9 April 2009

HIMSS singing

With former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan on its speaker rota, this year’s HIMSS conference was always going to be
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13 August 2008

US-wide EHRs priced at $150 billion

The full implementation of a digital US healthcare system, with integrated networked electronic health records (EHR) in all US doctors’
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