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  England: big enough to fail

  Provincial England's health service suffers from its size when trying to develop informatics, says SA Mathieson

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• NHS to develop online jobs service

  The health service will look for a provider able to develop the existing online recruitment website NHS Jobs

• LibDems would close Connecting for Health

  The Care Records Service and Choose and Book would be scrapped under Liberal Democrat plans to improve informatics in England

• Replace IE6 browser, DoH tells NHS

  The Department of Health has told trusts using Windows 2000 or XP to move to version 7 of Microsoft's browser

• Defra blocks Facebook, DoH bans eBay

  Government departments have published their policies on staff access to specific websites

• Capita gets £133m from NHS BSA

  The NHS Business Services Authority has confirmed Capita as the recipient of a seven year deal for a higher price than expected last year

• NHS England beats rest of home nations

  A survey by the Nuffield Trust has confirmed that the English health service is making better use of its resources - but the findings also show targets and performance management appear to be working

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  A decentralised future for NHS IT

  2010 should see power moved from the National Programme for IT to trusts, argues Conservative shadow health minister Stephen O'Brien MP

• Alder Hey plans new hospital's IT

  Liverpool's children's hospital is including extensive ICT work within a £175m tender for its new Children's Health Park project

• DoH spent £39m on NPfIT legal work

  The government has disclosed how much it spent with two law firms on the National Programme for IT

• Pathways improves ambulance efficiency

  The NHS's clinical assessment software has saved North East Ambulance from thousands of unnecessary call-outs

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