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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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  EHRs: who is in the running?

  In the second of two articles on electronic health record systems, Steve Gold examines six competitors to established suppliers

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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

• 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

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  Lansley needs to opt in to SCR debate

  11 Aug 2010:

  The health secretary, who opposed summary care record (SCR) in opposition, is allowing the last government's policy to accelerate, argues Helen Wilkinson-Makey

• South Birmingham SCR error claims prove untrue

  4 Aug 2010:

  NHS South Birmingham has found that the majority of summary care records that were identified as out of date are actually correct

• Physician, heal thine own data errors

  4 Aug 2010:

  Dick Vinegar, the Patient from Hell, is shocked to find that doctors would rather scrap the SCR than accept responsibility for accurate patient data

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  Morecambe Bay admits problems with Lorenzo

  29 Jul 2010:

  University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay trust has said that it is experiencing problems with iSoft's Lorenzo electronic patient record system

• Government wants to 'improve' SCR opt-out

  27 Jul 2010:

  Health minister Simon Burns has said a review of England's electronic health records (EHRs) must lead to patients and doctors feeling 'ownership'

• Doctors find errors in tenth of SCRs

  20 Jul 2010:

  Birmingham's local medical committee (LMC) has found that 10% of local summary care records have not been updated properly

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  NHS reforms could unravel SCRs

  19 Jul 2010:

  The government's white paper could lead to scrapping the current central patient database, but electronic health records are very much part of the coalition's plans

• Everybody's talking 'bout revolution

  14 Jul 2010:

  The government's new NHS white paper contains some positive plans for the use of data, but it does not pay heed to some tensions that have to be resolved, argues Mark Say

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