Ascribe has announced the order of its Emergency Department (ED) solution, Ascribe Symphony, by West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (WSFT). Ascribe's ED solution is an Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system designed to improve patient flow through the department,

Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has become the latest NHS Trust to select FairWarning® Privacy Breach Detection solution to monitor and protect patient privacy, joining a growing number of NHS organisations that are taking proactive steps to counter serious data breaches and the improper accessing of Electronic Health Records (EHRs).

Advanced Health & Care (Advanced), a leading provider of IT management systems for the health and care sectors, has been shortlisted in the 'Best use of mobile technology' category of the EHealth Insider (EHI) Awards 2012 in partnership with Medway Community Healthcare. This is the third year running that Advanced has been shortlisted in the EHI Awards.

SPHERAhospital has implemented the real time management of the patients' activities in the area of surgery in the Hospital Centro de Recuperación y Rehabilitación de Levante (CRRL). The implementation of the project provides an infrastructure for locating, identifying and tracking of patients using the technology SPHERAone, a Real Time Location System (RTLS), that doesn't interfere with other wireless technologies installed in the hospital.

Western Sussex Hospitals NHS Trust has deployed a solution from Patientrack that is helping the trust more quickly identity deteriorating patients or patients who should be moved to palliative care. The solution, deployed on all 38 wards across the trust's two hospital sites, allows more than 2000 nurses, doctors and other clinical staff to electronically record observations at the bedside,

One of the most proactive NHS trusts in England in terms of its innovative use of information technology, has selected FairWarning® Privacy Breach Detection solution to counter the growing threat of serious data breaches and the improper accessing of electronic health records (EHRs).

By Andrew Corbett-Nolan, Chief Executive of the GGI (Good Governance Institute).
Last Wednesday was busy. I had squeezed a quart of endeavour into a pint-pot of time and with a 20 minute walk down Regent Street between two meetings I reached for my iPhone to make a couple of pressing calls. No service - again. Since lunchtime I had consistently failed to get a signal and now things were beginning to stack up.