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  Implementers claim benefits from mobile projects

  Health providers can improve efficiency, reduce errors and improve patient outcomes through mobile technologies, according to those involved in such work

• Staff unwilling to abandon paper, finds researcher

  Health providers need to design mobile ICT systems well or staff will continue to use paper, according to Norway's medical informatics research centre

• Experts rubbish iPhone for health use

  Two NHS mobile equipment specialists have said that the short battery life of Apple's iPhone makes it unsuitable for use in health work

• Security leads NHS to avoid flashy mobiles

  Healthcare officials have warned that service providers expose their community staff to security risks if they issue them with obtrusive mobile devices

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  MSPs want to widen telehealth's range

  A report from the Scottish Parliament has recommended that telehealth technology is used across the country, rather than just in a few areas, reports David Torrance

• DoH launches no smoking iPhone app

  The health department has spent around £10,000 developing an iPhone app to help users stop smoking

• Scotland plans mobile kit for patient transport

  The Scottish Ambulance Service expects to purchase mobile data equipment for its patient transport service

• Let's have more connecting for health

  The NHS National Programme for IT's core strength is infrastructure. It should turn its attention to mobile and wireless connectivity, argues SA Mathieson

• Buying Solutions seeks telecare framework deal

  The Treasury's buying agency is setting up a contract for assistive technology worth up to £300m

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  Is the iPad right for iPatients?

  Apple's latest release has the makings of a device for patients, but it has a few big flaws, reckons the Patient from Hell Dick Vinegar

• County and PCT collaborate on telecare deal

  The county council and primary care trust for West Sussex have joined forces in awarding a contract for telecare services

• iSoft plans iPhone app for Lorenzo

  One of the main suppliers to the National Programme for IT is planning to launch software for Apple's mobile later this year

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  At home with the upwardly mobile

  Treating patients at home requires mobile access to data. A few trusts are learning how to make this work, finds Tracey Caldwell

• Kent and Medway thins its IT

  A mental health and social care trust with 3,000 computers on 100 sites expects to save money with thin client technology

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