Nothing to do with healthcare technology. It is seasonal and as Homer would say Duh!! Most people who drink spirits at home pour well over what they would get in a pub when trying to give a single measure, figures … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Patients back blood test results e-mail Published Date: 21 December 2009 A MAJORITY of patients would prefer to receive results of blood tests by e-mail rather than having to make an appointment with a GP, according to a study conducted … Continue reading →
In an article in Business Week the Mobile Clinical Assistant (MCA) came out as one of the “25 Products That Might Just Change The World” Find out more about this article Mobile Clinical Assistant
Continue reading →Posted by Scott Kirsner December 14, 2009 07:00 AM If you feel that most messages posted on Twitter verge on over-sharing, you can stop reading here. But if you’re fascinated (as I am) by all the private-turned-public observations Twitter encourages, the … Continue reading →
Tensions and Paradoxes in Electronic Patient Record Research: A Systematic Literature Review Using the Meta-narrative Method Trisha Greenhalgh, Henry W.W. Potts, Geoff Wong, Pippa Bark, and Deborah Swinglehurst University College London Context: The extensive research literature on electronic patient records … Continue reading →
Orion Health™ appointed for pilot ECR Project in Northern Ireland Tuesday, 15 December 2009 Orion Health Ltd, a leading provider of integration technology for the health care industry worldwide, has been appointed by Northern Ireland to pilot a new Electronic … Continue reading →
Twelve groups of inventive seniors in mechanical engineering at Northeastern showed the best of their creative work last week, in an annual presentation of senior capstone projects that highlight creative innovations. Among the most interesting? Hands down, it was the … Continue reading →
Scotland’s largest health board plans to reduce its nursing staff over the next five years in a bid to save £12m. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GGC) said the cut would be achieved through “natural wastage and staff retirement”. It … Continue reading →
The health service in Scotland will face “significant” financial pressures over the next five years, a spending watchdog has predicted. Audit Scotland said the impact of the recession on public sector spending meant NHS budgets were likely to fall. It … Continue reading →