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September 2007 articles (14)


NHS Resource Centre September 2007 eNewsletter

Find the September edition of the NHS Resource Centre e-newsletter and subscribe if you haven't already done so to receive the latest information on topics such as the NHS Enterprise Agreement, the Home User Programme, Vista deployment, CUI deliverables, competitions, tips and tricks and the latest news in Microsoft healthcare. Read more...



Microsoft Groove helps to create a virtual ward at Eastern and Coastal Kent Primary Care Trust

This video case study shows how Eastern and Coastal Kent Primary Care Trust’s intermediate care team used Microsoft Groove 2007 to create a “virtual ward” for elderly and vulnerable patients. This supports better care for people in their own homes, and helps to reduce unscheduled visits to hospital. Read more...



Cross Talk on how we should all be healthcare specialists (but better informed ones than we are now…)

Mike Cross argues that Sir Derek Wanless is right to want more information about healthcare and its effects: and that this information should be distributed as widely as possible. Read more...



Webcast recording: Managing your NHS desktop and Server infrastructure

Jointly presented by Microsoft and Lynx Technology, this session gives an overview of how the Microsoft System Center Suite of products can help to streamline the configuration and management of your NHS Infrastructure. Read more...



Demonstrator shows Microsoft Groove in action at East Kent

Microsoft’s UK healthcare team has built a PowerPoint demonstration to show how Microsoft Groove is helping to prevent unnecessary hospital admissions and improve the care of elderly people in East Kent. Read more...



Wanless says productivity is still a challenge for the NHS

Former Treasury advisor Sir Derek Wanless wrote a major report on the future funding requirements of the NHS in 2002. With the help of the King’s Fund, he has been looking at whether the billions spent on the NHS since then have delivered better services and better health. Read more...



Microsoft NHS Partner Community event

On 5 September we held a very successful Microsoft NHS partner community day with over 100 attendees. Read more...



MPs call for clarity on electronic patient records in England

The influential Commons’ health select committee has published its report on the future of electronic record systems in England. It backs the development of EPRs, but raises significant questions about the programme set up to deliver them and says more clarity is needed about its scope and timetable for delivery. Read more...



Help choose your ICT champion

The e-Health-Insider web-portal is running its annual BT e-Health-Insider awards, and Microsoft has sponsored a new category to find the Healthcare ICT Champion of the Year. The award will be determined by readers’ votes. So don’t miss the chance to have your say on which of the six nominees should win… Read more...



Are my NHS Organisation’s PCs capable of running Windows Vista?

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Sidewinder on VoIP security best practice

With Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) for the NHS just around the corner, Davey Winder assesses the security implications of this latest communications tool. Read more...



Inside e-health on EPRs and the Goldilocks question

In the first of his regular columns, Jon Hoeksma asks who has been trying EPR projects - and which countries have managed to get them just right? Read more...



Read more about it: what next for the CUI programme?

Microsoft and NHS Connecting for Health recently signed a new enterprise agreement (EA) for the NHS in England. As part of the deal, the innovative Common User Interface (CUI) programme will be continued and expanded. Read more...



A study in blue: welcome to Windows Vista

Windows Vista is Microsoft’s latest operating system. It presents users with a very nice interface and some whizzy graphics. But the real work is going on in the background. Nick Saalfeld dons his deerstalker and goes sleuthing to find out more. Read more...



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  • By: NHS Resource Centre

    Sorry Jonathan, there was an error with the survey. I have posted a new article explaining how ...

  • By: Ted Yeoman

    Just so correct ... the description of clinical engagement leading the type of configuration of the ...

  • By: Ted Yeoman

    This leads me to think that Trusts (Acute and Primary Care) should be offered Trust SoC along the ...

  • By: Stuart Dixon

    Interesting Group. Is it possible to include in the list of standard methods - Structured Systems ...

  • By: gary kennington

    Sounds good, but what about the hidden variables not mentioned. Key Management Services, AD Schema ...

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