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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

• 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

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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

• 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

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