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  • 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

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

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

  • Treating patients at home requires mobile access to data. A few trusts are learning how to make this work, finds Tracey Caldwell

  • Two young enterprises are aiming to help health providers pseudonymise their data and teach staff about IV pumps, discovers Cath Everett

  • Many trusts have replaced tapes with digital systems to save money, but can such systems also help healthcare professionals, asks Steve Gold

  • A north-west foundation trust will make clinical trials easier to run through specific software integrated with its patient record system, finds Gill Hitchcock

  • Genomics may lead to tailored medicines and treatments, but will present informatics with some significant technical and ethical questions, finds Danny Bradbury

  • Old attitudes are a brake on efforts to take health and social care into the high tech age, according to speakers at a recent conference, reports Gill Hitchcock

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

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