Don’t miss out on your chance to showcase your hard work! The 2012 eHealth Awards provides the perfect opportunity to show your colleagues and peers what work has been going on in your board. Winners receive prizes, but more … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →The Health Informatics Scotland Conference 2012 will be at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow, right above Central Station. Dates are 20th – 21st September 2012 A bigger exhibition A larger conference dinner More informative, world class presentations If you wanted … Continue reading →
This is to let you know all the presentations from our September Health Informatics Scotland conference in Edinburgh are now available to download. Both slides (pdf) and audio files (mp3) are available so you can both watch and listen … Continue reading →
Some great articles about eHealth, Telehealth and Technology. [mc id=”810″ type=”file”]Business Technology – eHealth[/mc]
Continue reading →The 2010 BCS Health Scotland Annual Conference was held this year in the highest of high tech arenas, the futuristic Glasgow Science Centre. Almost 200 delegates and exhibitors shared conference presentations from speakers from all around the world. The Conference … Continue reading →
The shortlist is now available for each category for the prestigious NHS Scotland eHealth Awards Best NHS Scotland IT service delivery team TrakCare Programme – NHS Lothian SCI Diabetes Collaboration (SCI-DC) – NHS Tayside, University of Dundee & Scottish Diabetes … Continue reading →
Open for Registrations 22nd and 23rd September 2010 Register now for the most exciting eHealth conference in Scotland this year! Held at the prestigious Glasgow Science Centre you not only have a great programme, wide range of exhibitors, great views … Continue reading →
By Nick Triggle Health reporter, BBC News Electronic patient care records will require an “enormous effort” and a “high cost” to fulfil their potential, a study warns. University College London researchers said the project had been dogged by technology problems … Continue reading →