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• Is medical computing 2,000 years old?
• OpenClinical newsletter, 18 March 2006
• OpenClinical newsletter, 20 February 2006
• German initiatives to boost deployment of healthcare IT
• Invitation to participate at MEDNET 2006
• Role models wanted in healthcare
• OpenClinical Newsletter, 22 January 2006
• The OpenClinical Newsletter of 19 December 2005
• Sweden's largest Hospital targets improved patient care with Cisco technology
• New website for Information Society Technologies Results
• OpenClinical Newsletter, 17 November 2005
• SNOMED and NHS Conecting for Health propose international standards development organisation
• OpenClinical newsletter, 11 October 2005
• Public sector remains the largest buyer of healthcare
  IT in Europe
• OpenClinical newsletter, 06 September 2005
• European healthcare-insurance card has lift off
• Opportunities for bioinformatics in European drug discovery market
• The OpenClinical newsletter, 1 August 2005
• Changes in economy and healthcare accompany Poland's accession to the European Union
• European project to map brain
• OpenClinical newsletter 3 July 2005
• OpenClinical newsletter 23 May 2005
• Healthcare productivity in England hit by poor integration of legacy systems
• LinuxIT responds to IT skills shortage with new LPI training initiative
• Healthcare information system vendors focus on developing business with new clients
• OpenClinical newsletter, 13 March 2005
• The Lancet offers free edition to support child-survival campaign
• Oxford BioSignals' BioSign patient monitoring technology in US trials
• OpenClinical newsletter, 08 February 2005
• Increasing uptake of mammography systems in Europe
• OpenClinical newsletter, 27 December 2004
• OpenClinical newsletter, 1 December 2004
• SHARingpoint website adds new features
• OpenClinical Newsletter, 22 October 2004
• Essen pilots shared-care records for breast-cancer treatments in Germany
• Switzerland introduces TarMed for hospitals and primary care
• Robot assists keyhole heart surgery at London hospital
• Finns plan all-wireless hospital
• NHS IT program unhealthy for smaller suppliers
• Global review on access to health information in developing countries
• The mobile medical imaging equipment market in Europe
• The role of the Internet in healthcare delivery in Europe
• Strategic analysis of the European telemedicine markets
• The European hospital information systems markets
• Wireless communications in radiology — an industry viewpoint
• Post-doctorate positions in ehealth
• Research studentships at University of Portsmouth
• Healthcare ICT needs better evaluation
• RFID wristbands for patients could save lives in emergencies
• OpenClinical newsletter 5 July 2004
• Nanomedicine — global developments and growth opportunities
• Do the leading children's hospitals have quality websites?
• Europe turning to computerised physician order-entry systems
• New phase for the Directory of Open Access Journals
• BCS Radical Steps forum 2004.01
• Electronic library navigator for low bandwidth environments
• The European electronic medical records markets
• Innovision R&T launches world's smallest, lowest-cost RFID reader
• Spy chips and mobile phones could help fight obesity
• World Digital Radiography (DR) Markets to expand steadily
• Hi-tech future for health and telecare
• European Union expansion to have tremendous impact on healthcare industry growth rate
• Europe lays out plan for healthcare IT
• eEurope Awards for eHealth
• OpenClinical Newsletter 26 April 2004
• Academic publishing made more accessible for scientists in
  developing world
• Virtual community of cancer researchers created
• OpenClinical newsletter 20 March 2004
• French electronic infrastructure to include smartcard EHR and
  nationwide EPR
• Protest strikes and demonstrations meet France’s attempt to introduce
  a new payments system for hospital treatments
• International Journal of Medical Sciences launched
• The European Library project
• Nominations for the Petersberg Prize requested
• The Telemedicine and E-health Information Service (TEIS) relaunched
• World diabetes glucose monitoring devices markets
• OpenClinical newsletter November 2003
• Access to information essential to the establishment of knowledge societies
• Remote patient monitoring: a European perspective
• OpenClinical newsletter September 2003
• Plug-and-play data collection from bedside medical devices
• Value-added services boost Europe's $1.19bn radiology equipment services market 
• Bursaries for Eastern European librarians
• Atlas of Health in Europe
• The contribution of ICT to health — conference findings
• New online tool will aid in cancer research collaboration and planning
• Queen's Awards 2004 calls for entries
• The SHARing Point Server, a new website for sharing health information
• WDI releases business integration engine as open source software
• Open Meeting — eEurope smart card infrastructure and services
  4–5 June 2003
• Lund University launches the Directory of Open-Access Journals
• Web enablement of healthcare supply chain still faces hurdles
• Integration of multimedia telemedicine applications into health
  services for routine use
• NHS Leadership in Health Informatics accolade scheme
• NHS Web portal for IT training
• First annual health informatics seminar, King Alfred’s Winchester
• Anniversary of the BOAI, launch of the BOAI Forum
• The Health Information Forum debate: right of access to health information — results and call to join discussion
• SIM Working Group on Internet in Medicine Education: Call for Contributors
• Capula Elan and Medic-to-Medic team up to deliver a library of integrated care pathways (ICPs)
• Paper-writing competition for developing-country librarians

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