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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

• BMA calls for suspension of SCR uploads

  The British Medical Association has written to health minister Mike O'Brien, expressing 'serious concern' about the widespread introduction of Summary Care Records

• London GPs offer SCR advice

  The Londonwide group of Local Medical Committees (LMCs) has stepped outside of the NHS Public Information Programme to raise awareness of Summary Care Records

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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

• 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

• Scotland plans health protection IT system

  NHS National Services Scotland (NSS) is hoping to use a commercial off the shelf system to support health protection work

• 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

• Freeing health's data

  Politicians are trying to open access to government data, but this may expose problems with the accuracy of NHS information, reports Michael Cross

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  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

• 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

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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

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