Today’s report on the National Programme for IT in the NHS from the National Audit Office has some interesting things to say about involving staff (see hard copy pages 44-47). I noticed for example that Connecting for Health’s website is praised in communicating progress, as is the role of the National Clinical Leads; but at [...]
Stuart Glendinning Hall
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Category Archives: IT-NPfIT
Crisp resigns - Hewitt stays
Just heard Crsip resigned from chief exec post at NHS. Surely P-Hewitt should have a little think about her role, following on so quickly from the report on Rover which suggested she was very slow in dealing with the problems..?? And I see she is inviting judgement on her financial management of the NHS.
Web 2.0? You ain’t seen nothing yet
Just done reading the Hansard Society study on parliamentary democracy and the need improve political participation; David Wilcox on his views of a report on democracy; a review of political blogs; and all seem to point to the fact that people get involved in politics when it means something personal to them..
Web 2.0? You ain’t seen nothing yet
Just done reading the Hansard Society study on parliamentary democracy and the need improve political participation; David Wilcox on his views of a report on democracy; a review of political blogs; and all seem to point to the fact that people get involved in politics when it means something personal to them..
Web 2.0? You ain’t seen nothing yet
Just done reading the Hansard Society study on parliamentary democracy and the need improve political participation; David Wilcox on his views of a report on democracy; a review of political blogs; and all seem to point to the fact that people get involved in politics when it means something personal to them..
Minority Report Medicine
Liked Doug Krell, M.D’s blog report on HealthNex about how you’d display a whole load of complex information to a clincian. Can you imagien the guys back at the UK’s Connecting for Health grappling with this one?! But maybe there’s a simple solution (I was thinking about this creatively in my post on 13 Feb) which used virtual whiteboard technology?
Data death/data lives - Connecting the Dots
Interesting to see the follow up to the question of medical research and patient data in E-Health Insider, which makes the connection with C4H:
A CfH spokesperson commented: “The electronic care records service will be introduced over the next few years and will create a huge and valuable resource for research, for improving clinical care and patient [...]
You ain’t seen nothing yet
I went to a very interesting meeting on London’s NHS IT last night, very informative, with an interesting point that at present the roll out has been of stand-alone systems. When these are connected up, as is the master plan so to speak, that’s when worries about who will have access to patient records will [...]
You ain’t seen nothing yet
I went to a very interesting meeting on London’s NHS IT last night, very informative, with an interesting point that at present the roll out has been of stand-alone systems. When these are connected up, as is the master plan so to speak, that’s when worries about who will have access to patient records will [...]
You ain’t seen nothing yet
I went to a very interesting meeting on London’s NHS IT last night, very informative, with an interesting point that at present the roll out has been of stand-alone systems. When these are connected up, as is the master plan so to speak, that’s when worries about who will have access to patient records will [...]