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April 2004
Volume 21 Number 3

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3 Editorial
Mike Fairey
introduces this issue. view editorial

In the news this issue

INFORMATION DISCLOSURES

10 Children’s Bill database plan
12 Civil Contingencies Bill:
     reassurances
12 DTI reports on confidentiality
     breaches

NATIONAL SYSTEMS

 2  Deputy CMO joins NPfIT
 4  Pharmacy contract delays ETP
     rollout
 4  NPfIT looks again at PACS’s
     role
 4  NHS Scotland prepares for
     more reforms

NEW WAYS

 7  Wirral launches own EHR
 7  LAS first to locate 999 callers
 7  Duplicate Registration
     Initiative
 8  Scheduling system wins top
     HITEA 2004 award
 8  Cameraphone warning
10 Radio tags for tracking drugs
10 Bradford RI pioneers bone
    morphing

OF INTEREST

12 Industry unites to bust spam
14 Access to manual files
     curtailed
14 Porn-peeping nurse avoids
     strike-off

SERVICE DELIVERY

 6  EDS seeks redress for
     terminated contract
 6  Missing data hampers
     equipment management

 

2 News
  INFORMATION GOVERNANCE
20 Caldicott guardians — driving the confidentiality agenda
Dr Janine Brooks introduces the new UK Council of Caldicott Guardians. view abstract
22 SECURE — a straightforward and practical approach to understanding information rights within prison healthcare
Mark Johnson and Damian Mitchell describe the development of a knowledge resource for self-directed study. view abstract
26 Information governance: redefining privacy in the NHS
Benedict Stanberry welcomes the new NHS confidentiality code of practice. view abstract
30
The issue is trust
Dr Barry Barber
considers the trustworthiness of NHS information systems. view abstract
  PRODUCT FEATURES
  Product directories
36 — clinical audit and clinical governance
38
— wireless communications
37
Business intelligence helps Somerset meet
performance targets

Somerset Health Informatics Service adopted business intelligence software to reduce the workload in delivering clinical performance data across the county.
39 Avoiding the pitfalls of wireless networks
Angelo Lamme gives an overview of the measures available for maintaining security of wireless networks in a hospital environment.
  REGULARS
16 re:fractions
Paula M Procter
argues for a new approach in achieving take-up of IT in the NHS
17
ASSIST
Implementing the NPfIT is down to IM&T professionals says Mike Cain.
18 EPR arms
Sean Brennan
drinks to experience and wisdom.
19 Periscope
William Payne
looks at the potential of fourth-generation mobile communications.
33
Knowledgebases
Book reviews and new information sources.
41
Product news
44
Services news
45
Contracts news
45 Tenders
Selected tender notices from the Official Journal of the European Community.
46
Conferences & courses
47 Wanted

 

 

 

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