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4 March 2009

BridgeForward targets primary care

BridgeForward Software has launched a version of its ClearSpan integration server for GPs and primary care. Physician Integrator has been
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4 March 2009

Sheffield puts records on bedside terminals

An NHS trust in Sheffield its using its bedside entertainment system to give doctors and other medical staff access to
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2 March 2009

InterQual to manage care across Rotherham

Rotherham Health and Social Care Economy Partnership is deploying an evidence-based decision support and care management system developed and widely-used
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26 February 2009

Junior docs – recruitment system works

Hicom Technology has announced that 18,000 junior doctors have successfully completed the registration and application stages of the regional doctors’
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26 February 2009

The word on the tweet

NHS hospital trusts are starting to use the micro-blogging tool Twitter to update their staff and local communities. Oxford Radcliffe
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25 February 2009

Wikipedia-plus launches for medics

The Medpedia Project has launched a beta version of what it hopes will become the world’s largest online medical encyclopedia.
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25 February 2009

epSOS makes strong start

Europe’s flagship 12-nation electronic health record interoperability project, epSOS, has made a strong start with new countries now asking to
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24 February 2009

UN, Vodafone and Rockefeller launch mHealth Alliance

The Rockefeller Foundation, the United Nations Foundation and The Vodafone Foundation – three of the leading foundations involved in global
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23 February 2009

InterSystems Iberia wins computing prize

InterSystems Iberia, the Spanish arm of US health database and integration technology specialist InterSystems, has been awarded Spain’s national prize of
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18 February 2009

NHS boss flew to India to check iSoft progress

David Nicholson has continued to take a hands-on role in the multi-billion pound NHS IT programme, flying to India to
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