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April 2005
Volume 22 Number 3

 


3 Editorial
Mike Fairey
introduces this issue. view editorial

In the news this issue

See the News page for summaries of the
news articles

 

2 News
  CARE AT HOME
19 Smart support at home: the integration of telecare technology with primary and community care systems
David Kelly reports on progress by the sixth year of West Lothian’s use of IT for care in the community. view abstract
22 Benefits of Nottingham City’s new information system in community rehabilitation and intermediate-care services
Peter Montgomery and Helen McCloughry describe how a new information system has helped to integrate Nottingham’s intermediate-care and rehabilitation services. view abstract
1 CLINICAL AUDIT
25
New frontiers in national clinical audit
Martin Old tells how the National Clinical Audit Support Programme is enabling clinicians to compare their results with national service frameworks targets. view abstract
  ICT-ENABLED CARE
27 They are new, low-cost and useful but not yet widely used
Keith Clough says there are innovative low-cost procedures that could have a significant impact on the NHS if more widely utilised. view abstract
30 Do computers help doctors?
William Payne examines the vexed question of how much computers really help clinicians.
 
  PRODUCT FEATURES
  Product directories
35 — remote monitoring and diagnostic devices
37
— wireless communications
33
Telemonitoring gives new freedom to cardiac patients
Cardiac monitoring technology may soon enable us to tell in minutes whether symptoms are indicative of a heart attack, says Dr David Lipkin.
 
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Radiology set to benefit from wireless technology
Dahn Jubell on the potential of wireless solutions for speeding response times, reducing risk and improving service.

  REGULARS
16 re:fractions
Health Informatics Week is an opportunity for informaticians to promote their successes, say Ian White and Siobhan Roberts.
17 EPR arms
Sean Brennan pieces together the jigsaw puzzle that is the NPfIT.
18
Periscope
William Payne
explores the potential for tracking disease with mobile phones.
32 Knowledgebases
Book reviews and new information sources.
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Services news
46
Contracts news
46 Tenders
Selected tender notices from the Official Journal of the European Community.
47 Partnerships & acquisitions
48 Wanted

 

 

 

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