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NHS trusts move to iSOFT’s pathology tool to boost performance
UK health centre selects Jayex digital display technology
Streets Heaver and Clinical Solutions sign partnership deal
University research programme explores NHS IT services

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Toumaz launches ultra-low energy wireless radio
Tuesday 1 February
iSOFT launches Windows Phone 7 healthcare app
Monday 31 January
World’s first Smart HD LED TV for healthcare
Monday 31 January
Winners of UK's e-Government National Awards
Monday 31 January
iSOFT apps now on BlackBerry
Wednesday 26 January
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iSOFT completes agreements for new Life Science research tool
Maintaining hospital IT optimising efficacy and operational costs
Telemedicine and its ­opportunities for Europe
Enough alphabet soup – let’s look at the hospital
Standardising patient wristbands facilitates the use of technologies for patient identification
Telemedicine – improving the link between hospitals and ambulatory care
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Secure text messaging for health data
Informatics "must take the lead"
New enlarged Eucomed Board ready to shape the future of the medical technology industry in Europe
FDA approves internet-based data management system
NHS management has "seriously impeded" IT progress
Siemens gets new CCHIT certification for INVISION Clinicals
E-procurement
Public authorities face 30-day countdown
Electronic prescribing: effect on medication errors and adverse drug events
Perot Systems to help implement Meditech at Rotherham
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Telemedicine
Bosch Healthcare launches independent telehealth project in the UK
Study shows telehealth patients experience better care
Digital pens improve treatment of acute diabetes in Germany
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Clinical information systems
Philips acquisition to expand its clinical informatics portfolio
Streets Heaver preferred supplier for Bupa Cromwell Hospital
Wales selects InterSystems TrakCare as national laboratory system
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LATEST ISSUE
In this issue: Electronic patient records - pioneering the paper free initiative; European Review - adoption of IT in European hospitals; Management Systems - Enterprise solution for child health management; Protecting patient data; Wireless in the hospital environment; Mobile technology; Improving remote access for hospital staff; e-Prescribing; Real Time Location Tracking

E-health
EU Commission announces biggest call for ICT research
Data management healthcheck survey reveals health IT's top spending priorities
CSC announces European ePrescription solution
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