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  EHRs: who is setting records?

  NHS organisations have a complicated choice when choosing electronic health record systems. In the first of two articles, Steve Gold looks at three established suppliers

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• Scottish NHS tenders for audiology system

  2 Sep 2010:

  NHS National Services Scotland (NHS NSS) has published a tender worth up to £1m for the provision of a computerised audiology system

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  Digital dictation: a voice for healthcare

  1 Sep 2010:

  Steve Gold looks at eight of the main UK suppliers: BigHand, Dictate IT, G2 Speech, Nuance, Softech, SRC, Voice Technologies and WinScribe

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  I'll have a patient record afore ye

  1 Sep 2010:

  Dick Vinegar, the Patient from Hell, tries to drag English doctors out of the primaeval slime involved in guessing their patients' medical histories

• NMC signs for IT support

  31 Aug 2010:

  The Nursing and Midwifery Council has signed a £5.2m deal for the hosting and management of its core computing infrastructure

• Incapacity team rolls out EPR

  27 Aug 2010:

  A partnership providing support to incapacity benefit claimants has implemented an electronic patient record system

• Auditor calls on NHS to improve payments coding

  26 Aug 2010:

  The Audit Commission has said there are still problems with the data used to assess more than £200m of payments under the NHS's Payments by Results scheme

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  Scotland measures up its NHS for cuts

  25 Aug 2010:

  A report suggesting that Scotland should reconsider ring-fencing the NHS budget has triggered a debate over the service's efficiency, finds David Torrance

• ICO rebukes Wolverhampton Hospitals

  24 Aug 2010:

  The Information Commissioner's Office has criticised Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust over the loss of over 100 patient records

• Scotland's auditor calls for better data systems

  19 Aug 2010:

  The variety of IT systems used to gather information about emergency departments makes it difficult to compare data, says Audit Scotland

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  Why did the National Programme for IT fail?

  18 Aug 2010:

  Because medical consultants and IT staff didn't talk to each other, says Dick Vinegar, the Patient from Hell

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