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Contents

May 2005
Volume 22 Number 4

 


3 Editorial
Mike Fairey
introduces this issue. view editorial

In the news this issue

ENGLISH NATIONAL PROGRAMME

2  Chief execs to be engaged
2  Need for ‘Spineless’ software
4  Existing-system suppliers
    still in limbo
4  PACS consultation criticised
4  London Cluster chief resigns

INFORMATION DISCLOSURES

5  Gene profiling at birth ruled
    out
5  Children databases fired at
6  More on healthcare–ID card
    links
6  NHS coping with FoI requests
7  Confidentiality and WiFi-
    network security
7  Difficulties in obtaining
    consent for clinical audit

OF INTEREST

8   HITEA 2005 winners
11 Green paper on adult social
     services
20 Enabling corrections to EPRs
     remotely

LETTER

9 ETP rollout making steady
   progress

 

2 News
  CHANGE MANAGEMENT
15 Beyond systems design: dimensions of end-user involvement in local electronic patient-record developments
Andrea Jones offers some ideas on how
users of proposed national systems might
go about customising localised ‘feeder’ systems.
view abstract
18 Computer driving and the hunter-gatherer mentality: why clinicians find computers unhelpful in consultations
Dr Peter Tyerman
and Dr Gillian Tyerman argue for better user interfaces. view abstract
  INFORMATION FOR PATIENTS
21 Patients and relatives tell us what they need to know through their narratives: an exploratory qualitative study
Sheila Wilson describes a method for matching information delivery to needs. view abstract
  PRODUCT FEATURES
  Product directories
24 — socialcare systems
28
— training and elearning
25
IT provides safe haven for children in care
Jan Roszkowski on a secure website that provides peace of mind for 1,200 youngsters.
30 Elearning gets results for Europe’s largest dental school
Dr Patricia Reynolds sees online learning as the educational tool of the future and a solution to the industry’s skills shortage.
  REGULARS
12 re:fractions
Sugar and spice and all things nice? Dr Peter Murray finds out what healthcare informatics is made of at the BCS HIF’s Education Steps meeting.
13 EPR Arms
Sean Brennan
explores what dairy farming has in common with the electronic patient record.
14
Periscope
William Payne
on the resurgence of the medical museum, via the Web.
23 Knowledgebases
Book reviews and new information sources
33
37
Services news
38

Contracts news

39 Tenders
40
Conferences & courses
1 Wanted

 

 

 

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