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5 July 2017

Southampton showcases how PHRs benefit patients

Southampton University Hospital's pioneering use of personal health records is speeding up patients' treatment and reducing the need for hospital
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21 June 2017

London trust researching clinical use of holograms

University College London Hospitals NHS Trust is using Microsoft’s HoloLens to explore how holograms might be used in clinical care.
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17 May 2017

NHS urged to consider Microsoft alternatives following cyber-attacks

In the wake of Friday’s international cyber attacks, which caused widespread disruption across NHS organisations, a small team of developers
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ransomware
16 May 2017

Microsoft criticises NSA’s role in the global cyber-attack

Microsoft's Brad Smith has defended the company's role in the unprecedented global cyber attack, and laid blame at the NSA's
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Davey Winder: risks of ransomware attack were well known and avoidable
16 May 2017

Davey Winder: risks of ransomware attack were well known and avoidable

Digital Health’s cyber security columnist, Davey Winder, says Friday’s ransomware attacks could and should have been avoided, and that the
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Taking Big Steps with Skype in the STP
12 May 2017

Improving Services at Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust

Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust is using Skype for Business connecting clinicians, patients, care teams & health professionals.
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17 February 2017

System C and Graphnet deepen partnership with Microsoft

UK clinical software suppliers System C and Graphnet have announced they will integrate next generation technologies from Microsoft.
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15 November 2016

Brexit hits IT costs for NHS

It’s bumped up the price of crisps and marmite, now Brexit is hitting IT costs for the NHS.
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14 September 2016

Graphnet plugs wearables into care record

A project to improve the care of patients with epilepsy has led to the launch of a Graphnet product that
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28 June 2016

Zombie attacks: Windows XP and cyber security

It’s known as the “zombie operating system” because it refuses to die: and worse, it can come back to bite.
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