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Contents

 

July 2005
Volume 22 Number 6

 


3 Editorial
Mike Fairey
introduces this issue. view editorial

In the news this issue

See the News page for summaries of these
news articles

ENGLISH NATIONAL PROGRAMME

2 Fujitsu swaps IDX for Cerner
4 Tough times ahead for
   prime contractors
5 Launch of Care record
   guarantee

LETTER

9 Steps to improve consultation
   with the diagnostic and
   imaging community

NATIONAL SYSTEMS

6 Ministers grant deletion-of-
   records request
6 New BMA warning re ID-card
   scheme
7 Kerr Report urges EHR in
   three years
8 NHS24 chairwoman resigns
8 MPs advise better integration
   of sectors involved in
   continuing care

 

 

2 News
  ENGLISH NATIONAL PROGRAMME
13 Taking new heart: the transfer from NHSnet to N3
Len Chard reports on the progress of the migration. view abstract
15

Delivering England’s electronic Prescriptions Service
An introduction to the ETP element of this new national service from Tim Donohoe. view abstract

17 Choose and Book: making the service a reality
Jane Cummings and Clare Mitchell offer the findings from the early adopters’ experiences. view abstract
20 QMAS: supporting the quality agenda in primary healthcare
Graham King explains the need for, and functions of, the Quality Management and Analysis System. view abstract
  PRODUCT FEATURES
  Product directories
24 — chronic-care systems
28
— mobile devices
23
Streamlining mental healthcare systems
How a specialist electronic patient care system at Calderstones NHS Trust has helped staff manage patients at risk of offending. By John Kelly.
25 Infrastructure for mobile working
Static hours and static locations are a thing of the past for many healthcare practitioners, thanks to sophisticated mobile working technologies, reports
Alastair Kitching.
  REGULARS
11
EPR arms
When it comes to the NPfIT, should we try to retain legacy systems where we can, asks Sean Brennan, or is there an argument for the ‘rip and replace’ approach?
12
Periscope
Computational anatomy can deepen our understanding of the body’s organs and predict the onset of disease, says William Payne.
22 Knowledgebases
New information sources
30
35
Services news
36
Contracts news
37 Tenders
Selected tender notices from the Official Journal of the European Community.
38 Partnerships & acquisitions
39
Conferences & courses
40 Wanted

 

 

 

 
 

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