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iSOFT to distribute Picis high-acuity systems globally. 3 Feb

Ageism preventing older people from accessing technology. 3 Feb

PACS system makes diagnostic images available to hospital and clinics across  Blackpool. 3 Feb

Sussex Health Informatics Service chooses Board performance reporting system. 3 Feb

Aneurin Bevan Health Board awards Plain Healthcare contract for decision-support systems. 3 Feb

Oracle completes takeover of Sun. 29 Jan

Hospitals ill-prepared for the data explosion. 28 Jan

Northgate to develop IT system for national Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Screening Programme. 28 Jan

Save the Children launches radio program in Haiti to promote health of babies. 27 Jan

Text-message information service for Haitian earthquake survivors. 27 Jan

Attempt to break sound barrier in freefall jump from edge of space. 22 Jan

Google publishes satellite images of Haiti earthquake damage. 21 Jan

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Features

It's time for the hospital doctor to embrace IT
Dr Paul Shannon argues that hospital doctors should emulate their GP colleagues and make full use of IT for the benefits it can bring in improving healthcare. 8 Feb 2010

In search of new healthcare frontiers
Dr Kathy McLean of NHS East Midlands looks at how healthcare providers can make best use of the £220m innovation funding from the Department of Health to improve working practices and deliver high quality patient care. 11 Jan 2010

IPTV at the bedsideEnhancing the patient experience through IPTV
IPTV uses a hospital's existing computer network to supply high quality digital TV channels and video services not just to the bedside but to any part of the organisation, including patient areas and staff. The system can supply a range of additional services such as phone, Internet, patient information, and staff training. It is also, says Colin Farquhar of Exterity, the ideal solution to the problem of the national digital TV switchover.

Sussex Healthcare Informatics Service remotely manages 22,000 networked devices
Sussex Health Informatics Service (HIS) has completed a rollout of the world's largest deployment of Novell’s ZENworks that supports the network services for some 22,000 devices and 36,000 users across ten NHS Trusts in Sussex.

Secure information systems are the foundation for co-ordinating health and social care
As our aging population continues to grow, health and social care organisations need to work closer to provide patients with better care. Alan Hunt of Hytec outlines some of the current initiatives for co-ordinated care, and explains how safer information sharing is a key factor.

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