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News.
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Editorial
Mike Fairey introduces the lead articles.
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MULTI-AGENCY INTEROPERABILITY |
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Making it personal: the challenge of
multi-agency care
Managing and redefining boundaries of practice, as well as changes in
processes, systems and technology is the challenge, says Penelope
Hill. view article |
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The challenge of making healthcare and
socialcare information systems interoperable
If we are to succeed, overall co-ordination of initiatives is essential
argues David Johnstone.
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Integrated working puts discharge delays
to bed at the Countess of Chester Hospital
Tom Rothwell shares his analysis of how this successful
implementation was achieved.
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FUTUROLOGY |
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Towards a transformed Health Service
John Coulthard tells William Payne about Microsoft’s
prediction for healthcare in the future.
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DATA SECURITY
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Opinion: Security matters
Mike Howse on ensuring the integrity of the National Spine.
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Technology in action: Durham County
Council NHS Partnership adopted a new security platform to cope with
increased user traffic. |
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DIGITAL DICTATION SYSTEMS
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Case study: Royal United Hospital, Bath. Digital dictation for
histopathology reporting. |
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WORKFLOW
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Technology in action:
Portsmouth Hospitals Trust used teleradiology to ease bottlenecks. |
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REGULARS
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ASSIST Column. The NHS patient dataset for PASs is
out of date and no longer fit for purpose, argues Brian Derry.
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Knowledgebases. Book reviews and new information resources.
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Periscope. The idea of constant
personal health monitoring is fast becoming reality, says William
Payne. |
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