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December 2007 articles (8)

That was the year that was: a review of 2007

Posted on 21 December 2007 at 11:31 by NHS Resource Centre

Richard Aspin, Microsoft Sales Manager for Healthcare, looks back on healthcare, IT and the activities of the Microsoft UK healthcare team in 2007. He reflects that the year would be remembered very differently if there hadn’t been a late incident in Newcastle... Read more...

Tags: BI, business intelligence, collaboration, common user interface, communication, CUI, data encryption, DoH, EA, enterprise agreement, infrastructure optimisation, IO, NHS CFH, NIMM, NPFIT, Office 2007, patient pathways, Richard Aspin, Richard Granger, unified communications, Vista

Right on trend: an interview with Bill Crounse, MD

Posted on 20 December 2007 at 17:14 by NHS Resource Centre

Dr Bill Crounse flies around the world as Microsoft’s senior director, worldwide health, and frequently writes his well-known blog on the plane. Read more...

Tags: Dr Bill Crounse, globalisation, GP, medical tourism, worldwide health

December 2007 NHS Resource Centre Newsletter

Posted on 19 December 2007 at 18:38 by NHS Resource Centre

Find the December 2007 edition of the NHS Resource Centre e-newsletter and subscribe if you haven't already done so to receive the very latest news in healthcare and IT. Read more...

Tags: competition, December, discounts, festive, my offers, newsletter, promotions

The 12 days of Christmas: tips and tricks for the festive season

Posted on 19 December 2007 at 12:20 by NHS Resource Centre

For the twelve days of Christmas, this website gives to thee, a dozen tips on productivity. And if you follow our hints for good security, you won’t end up like HMRC. (That’s enough carolling – Ed.) Read more...

Tags: advice, BI, Business intelligence, christmas, common user interface, CUI, data, EA, elearning, email, enterprise agreement, EPP, HUP, Infrastructure optimisation, IO, licences, My offers, NHS CIO Summit, Office 2007, PID, RSS, security, tips, training, tricks, UBHT

Cross Talk on the evidence base for quackery

Posted on 19 December 2007 at 11:53 by NHS Resource Centre

In the last of his columns for 2007, Mike Cross reflects on the latest spat over alternative medicine and asks whether collecting information about patient perceptions of their treatment will undermine or bolster quackery. Read more...

Tags: alternative medicine, column, Cross Talk, Dr Amir Hannan, Dr Ben Goldacre, e-health, electronic health records, GP, homeopathy, Mike Cross, patients

Sidewinder on looking back and moving forward

Posted on 17 December 2007 at 09:55 by NHS Resource Centre

In his final column of the year, security expert Davey Winder looks back at 2007 and finds little reason for festive cheer. Read more...

Tags: audit, column, data protection, Davey Winder, DPA, encryption, NHS Spine, Nottingham, privacy, role-based security, security, Sidewinder

Inside e-health on moving the goalposts

Posted on 17 December 2007 at 08:57 by NHS Resource Centre

In the latest of his regular columns, IT journalist Jon Hoeksma reflects on how policy can move faster than the IT that is supposed to support it: and wonders whether the promised new era of fewer targets will make things better. Read more...

Tags: 18 weeks, care pathway, choice, column, data capture, infections, Inside e-Health, Jon Hoeksma, NHS choices website, NLOP, NPfIT, patient flow, patient pathway, Payment by Results, policy, Practice based Commissioning, RTT, targets

Life on Marsland on opening the boardroom door to chief information officers

Posted on 06 December 2007 at 23:07 by NHS Resource Centre

In the first of a new series of columns, NHS IT expert Iain Marsland reflects on two decades of reform in the NHS, and how it has opened up new opportunities for IT managers and chief information officers. Read more...

Tags: chief information officer, CIO, column, foundation trusts, Iain Marsland, Life on Marsland, PAS, patients

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