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  A touch of inclusion

  A community service in Leeds is using technology including touch screens to improve the lives of its clients with learning disabilities, writes Gill Hitchcock

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  Lies, damned lies and statistics

  The failures of Mid Staffordshire show that mortality data is not the best way to judge a hospital, argues the Patient from Hell Dick Vinegar

• Liberty and Patients Association join SCR protest

  Campaigners for civil liberties and patients' rights have joined the British Medical Association in attacking England's opt-out requirement for electronic patient records

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  BMA criticises SCR enrolment process

  It should be easier for patients in England to opt-out of having Summary Care Records, according to the British Medical Association

• 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

• 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

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  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

• SCRs have friends in the north

  Summary Care Records have become something of a political football nationally, but their their northern early adopters are making good progress, finds Steve Gold

• 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

• Emis sells shares for patient record push

  The dominant supplier of GP systems plans to float 25% of its shares before it launches a web product launch later this year

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