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Secondary Care

King’s roll-out Q-Pulse from Ideagen

King’s Interventional Facilities Management (IFM) is working with Ideagen to roll-out its Quality Management System, Q-Pulse. King’s IFM is a Limited Liability Partnership controlled by King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (KCH) and provides fully managed services including procurement, equipment and the supply chain for diagnostic and treatment facilities for the Trust. […]

Secondary Care

Newcastle is first for Fujifilm FDR nano

Nuffield Health, radiology department in Newcastle-upon- Tyne has chosen the Fujifilm FDR nano. The company says the unit looks nothing like any other mobile x-ray unit and said it’s small size conceals uncompromising image quality and functionality. Amanda Cumersdale, Radiology Manager at Nuffield Health Newcastle. “The staff love it. The […]

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NHS Digital encourages additional information to be shared

Every four seconds a health or care professional accesses a patient’s Summary Care Record (SCR), which contains important details from GP medical records, such as their medication, allergies and adverse reactions, to support care. NHS Digital said “additional information, including long-term health conditions, medical history and immunisations can also be […]

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HTN December 2017 Newsletter

Here we highlight the news we brought you this month: In December we reported Devon Doctors, which provides primary care across the county, and Earl Mountbatten Hospice on the Isle of Wight have successfully joined the HSCN in the past month. People across Devon and Cornwall can now download a […]

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Our most-read news of 2017

It was a fantastic year for us, we covered 389 stories over the year and increased our network to over 9,000! Thank you to everyone who has followed us and here we cover our most-read for the past 12 months:   January Leicester’s Hospitals successfully deployed a new electronic patient […]

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Electronic prescribing to be piloted in integrated urgent care

NHS Digital has launched a pilot use of the Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) in selected integrated urgent care settings. This will mean that patients seeking care out of hours or in urgent care settings can have their prescriptions sent directly to a pharmacy of their choice, rather than relying on paper prescriptions. The service will […]