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  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

• Oxfordshire puts out-of-hours GPs on GPS

  A south-eastern primary care trust is paying CSC £728,000 for a system which will allocate out-of-hours doctors' visits through satellite tracking

• Stolen hospital laptop held 33,000 records

  Southampton University Hospitals has promised to improve data security after the theft of a laptop holding thousands of unencrypted patient records

• Sussex Health Informatics seeks framework deal

  An informatics organisation serving 10 NHS trusts is setting up an information management and technology framework worth up to £7m

• Six southern trusts to get Cerner upgrade

  The government has announced new work in the south of England on a key NHS software system

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  Wireless hospitals see bigger picture

  Few hospitals have adopted wireless networks, with adopters linking projects to the likes of PACS imaging systems, finds Cath Everett

• First southern trust turns on RiO

  Surrey and Borders has gone live with BT's patient record system for mental and community health trusts

• South asked to buy systems by April

  The Department of Health expects 'the majority of trusts' in the south of England to procure informatics systems in the first few months of next year

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  NHS learns to use its intelligence

  The NHS in England is making increasing use of business intelligence software to plan its services and monitor quality, finds Gill Hitchcock

• Kent tests payment card for healthcare

  Kent CC is to run a pilot on the use of its citizen smart card in paying for health services

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