The Digital Health Rewired 2026 conference programme has been published, featuring 10 stages packed with sessions from national digital leaders, NHS CEOs, CIOs, CCIOs and CNIOs, pioneering clinicians and innovators.Newly published stages are Digital…
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The NHS needs a strategy to turn EPRs into real assets for health, writes Alex Lawrence, improvement fellow at the Health Foundation
Electronic patient records (EPRs) are an example of a much wider challenge…
The Digital Health Rewired 2026 conference programme has been published, featuring 10 stages packed with sessions from national digital leaders, NHS CEOs, CIOs, CCIOs and CNIOs, pioneering clinicians and innovators.
Newly published stages are Digital…
Image of the Stanmore hospital site, part of Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust (RNOH) (Credit: RNOH)
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust (RNOH) has gone live with an Epic electronic health record (EHR)…
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Health and Social Care Northern Ireland (HSCNI) has been working to transform the healthcare landscape of Northern Ireland by implementing a unified Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system across all hospitals in the region. The…
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East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust has become the latest acute trust to select Nervecentre as its preferred supplier for an electronic patient record (EPR).
After a detailed tendering process, the trust chose Nervecentre to drive…
NHS England has published a contract notice for “an experienced, multi-skilled, rapid response intervention service”, known as a tiger teams service to support the delivery of electronic patient records (EPRs) across England.
It states that…
Image of the Stanmore hospital site provided by the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust (RNOH) has announced plans to implement the Epic electronic health record (EHR),…
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What does the streaming of live sport on TV have to do with EPR implementation? They both need to deliver a better experience for the user, argues Martin Farrier
I’ll be cheering on Team GB…
