Tag Archives: Medical record

2020health calls for care.data to be postponed and replaced by an opt-in system

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Julia Manning

We had a huge amount of interest in our fringe event held on Tuesday at the Conservative Party Conference on privacy and electronic health records. We are vocal advocates of electronic health records (EHR) and the potential for technology to … Continue reading →

Posted in Candour, Commissioning, NHS IT, Technology | Tagged Care.data, Confidential, Conservative Party (UK), Dr Sarah Wollaston MP, Electronic health record, England, General practitioner, Medical record, National Health Service, NHS, NHS England, Personally identifiable information, Privacy, Trust | Leave a comment

We mustn’t repeat the mistakes of the past: simply focus on electronic Personal Health Records

Posted on January 16, 2013 by Julia Manning

Comment Release time: 00.01hrs Weds 16th 2013 JEREMY HUNT CHALLENGES NHS TO GO PAPERLESS BY 2018 Responding to the Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt’s announcement that he wants the NHS to be paperless by 2018, Julia Manning, CEO of … Continue reading →

Posted in Innovation, Jeremy Hunt, NHS IT, Technology, Telehealth, Uncategorized | Tagged Department of Health, Jeremy Hunt, Medical record, National Health Service, NHS, patient, Personal health record, Secretary of State for Health | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Medical record

2020health calls for care.data to be postponed and replaced by an opt-in system

We mustn’t repeat the mistakes of the past: simply focus on electronic Personal Health Records

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