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Clinical Information Systems and Electronic Records 2001

Clinical Information Systems and Electronic Records 2001 CONFERENCE REPORT Clinical Information Systems and Electronic Records Providing desktop access to e-mail and browsing 2001 for all clinicians A Healthcare Events Conference, 24-25th May 2001, This is an impressive catalogue of work, and Nigel Commonwealth Conference and Events Centre, Bell explained that the NHSIA had a budget of Kensington, London. LlOOin, which sounds grand, but there is a cost of L75m to maintain the systems already in place, let This 2-day conference and exhibition was an exciting alone complete all the new developnients too. This and challenging event addressing a wide range of was a sobering thought following the grand visions of issues surrounding the development and implementa- the future he presented. tion of electronic patient records (EIXs) in tlie UK. Nigel Bell was followed by the charismatic The event was structured into two streams for the two Professor Aiden Halligan, Director of the NHS clini- days, with one stream on day 1 looking in detail at cal governance support unit (CGSU). He opened by electronic integrated care pathways (eICI’s). Th’ is con- questioning what quality and clinical goveriiance were ference review gives an account of the eICP stream. really all about - quite an opening from the http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Integrated Care Pathways SAGE

Clinical Information Systems and Electronic Records 2001

Johnson, Sue
Journal of Integrated Care Pathways , Volume 5 (2): 3 – Aug 1, 2001
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CONFERENCE REPORT Clinical Information Systems and Electronic Records Providing desktop access to e-mail and browsing 2001 for all clinicians A Healthcare Events Conference, 24-25th May 2001, This is an impressive catalogue of work, and Nigel Commonwealth Conference and Events Centre, Bell explained that the NHSIA had a budget of Kensington, London. LlOOin, which sounds grand, but there is a cost of L75m to maintain the systems already in place, let This 2-day conference and exhibition was an exciting alone complete all the new developnients too. This and challenging event addressing a wide range of was a sobering thought following the grand visions of issues surrounding the development and implementa- the future he presented. tion of electronic patient records (EIXs) in tlie UK. Nigel Bell was followed by the charismatic The event was structured into two streams for the two Professor Aiden Halligan, Director of the NHS clini- days, with one stream on day 1 looking in detail at cal governance support unit (CGSU). He opened by electronic integrated care pathways (eICI’s). Th’ is con- questioning what quality and clinical goveriiance were ference review gives an account of the eICP stream. really all about - quite an opening from the

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Published: Aug 1, 2001

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