Microsoft gets serious about health
Dr Bill Crounse, MD, Microsoftâs senior worldwide director of health, tells E-Health Insiderâs Jon Hoeksma, that health is Microsoftâs fastest growing specialist group.
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Dr Bill Crounse, MD, Microsoftâs senior worldwide director of health, tells E-Health Insiderâs Jon Hoeksma, that health is Microsoftâs fastest growing specialist group.
Philipp GrÀtzel reports from Berlin on developments in ambient assisted living, a fast-evolving field combining the IT, medicine, social care and housing industries.
The European Commissionâs Information Society and Media Directorate-General ICT for Health team speaks to E-Health Europe about the lead market initiative for e-health.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown says every British citizen should automatically regarded as an organ donor through a âpresumed consentâ scheme. Joe Fernandez reports.
By December 2008 all non-urgent NHS patients should start their hospital treatment within 18 weeks of referral, a major challenge with IT at the heart
The problem with new, improved software is that the NHSâs creaky hardware canât cope with
Making the most of healthcare technologies requires systematic change, writes Dr Sarah Byron, programme director
A targeted focus on HealthTech has the potential to boost the UKâs global competitiveness, writes
If sending humans to space has taught us anything, it’s that technology alone isn’t the
Nick Barlow, transformation director at DrDoctor, argues that reshaping how teams work together is essential