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Contents

May 2004
Volume 21 Number 5

 


3 Editorial
Mike Fairey
introduces this issue. view editorial

In the news this issue

See the News page for summaries of these news articles

INFORMATION DISCLOSURES

 4 Children’s Bill powers
    criticised
 6 NHS number proposed as
    all-purpose identifier
 6 Genetic data: call for greater
    protection
 6 Offshore processing protests

INFORMATION QUALITY

 8 Audit Commission reviews
    data quality
 8 Inadequate GP cancer
    referrals
 8 Inadequate care-home
    records
 8 Standards for clinical-trial
    records

LETTER

14 He who pays the piper . . .

NATIONAL SYSTEMS

 2 Shape of England’s Spine
    Project
 2 CRS: continuing scepticism
 4 Public service’s broadband
    initiative
 4 DoH seeks new email-
    services provider
 4 Qualified computer drivers in
    the NHS

OBITUARY

15 Pat Bishop

OF INTEREST

 9 Fraud crackdown works
 9 New healthcare and
    socialcare inspectorates
 9 McKesson goes for child
    health
10 HITEA 2004 winners

 

2 News
  HEALTHCARE AND
SOCIALCARE INTERACTION
22 A single integrated record — is it the answer to delivering good community care?
The purposes of the single record need greater clarification says Terry Roberts. view abstract
24 Information sharing in healthcare and socialcare:
a question of understanding

Roger Staton argues the case for a common language. view abstract
27 Does electronic prescribing contribute to clinical governance?
Rod Beard
and Carol Candlish describe a model for estimating value when considering electronic-prescribing investment. view abstract
  PRODUCT FEATURES
  Product directories
34 — electronic prescribing and medicines administration
35
— network management tools
32
Modernising medicines management
Sean Brennan
and Nettie de Glanville offer an overview of changes in medicines management in the, mainly, English NHS.
36 High-performance network cabling
Bandwidth-hungry healthcare systems will need reliable high-speed networks to supply information when and where needed.
  REGULARS
17 re:fractions
Richard Hayward
finds there is a worrying lack of awareness of NPfIT among nurses and doctors.
18
ASSIST
Wally Gowing discusses the challenge facing Professor Aidan Halligan in delivering
clinical engagement in the National Programme for IT.
19 EPR arms
Sean Brennan asks readers whether the name ‘NHS Care Records Service’ is always appropriate.
20
Periscope
William Payne
reviews evidence of the benefits of telemedicine.
30 Knowledgebases
Book reviews and new information sources
38
Product news
41
Services news
42
Contract news
43 Tenders
Selected tender notices from the Official Journal of the European Union.
44
Partnerships and acquisitions
45 Wanted

 

 

 

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