Analysis
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Many trusts have replaced tapes with digital systems to save money, but can such systems also help healthcare professionals, asks Steve Gold
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A north-west foundation trust will make clinical trials easier to run through specific software integrated with its patient record system, finds Gill Hitchcock
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Genomics may lead to tailored medicines and treatments, but will present informatics with some significant technical and ethical questions, finds Danny Bradbury
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Old attitudes are a brake on efforts to take health and social care into the high tech age, according to speakers at a recent conference, reports Gill Hitchcock
Comment
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Informatics in Wales is benefiting from the country's incremental and collaborative approach to healthcare, says health and social care minister Edwina Hart AM
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If you want a quick hospital appointment, deploy a friend or relation with medical clout, says the Patient from Hell Dick Vinegar
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2010 should see power moved from the National Programme for IT to trusts, argues Conservative shadow health minister Stephen O'Brien MP
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The Conservative leader's plans for the NHS take the right attitude, but lacks distinctive policies, reckons the Patient from Hell Dick Vinegar
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A survey by the Nuffield Trust has confirmed that the English health service is making better use of its resources (from GuardianPublic.co.uk)
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