Doctor

Using information effectively and keeping good records has always been central to good medical practice, and, like every other aspect of medicine, the challenges and opportunities to innovate are greater than ever.

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GPs

Good information and ways to make it available affect all aspects of care: initial patient contact; prescribing and referring to; and following up and ensuring patients with long term conditions and/or social care needs are provided for

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Nurses

There is an underlying principle when it comes to the use of technology in a clinical situation.  It must support the clinicians and carers in what they do.

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Scientists

Clinical and related sciences are among the longest-standing users of IT in the NHS.

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Commissioners

As a planner and commissioner of health and care services in the changing world of 2012, you will understand that your success depends on getting hold of the right information and being able to analyse it properly.

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Executives/Leaders

The change to local decision-making and ownership of the investment programme in IT will have major impact on all NHS organisations.

Executives/Leaders - discover more

Patients

“Patients will have access to the information they want, to make choices about their care. They will have increased control over their own care records.”

These legislative changes mean you will the right to transparency and control of your health records.  At HC2012 you can learn about these changes and how the NHS is using technology to make them possible.

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Suppliers

Showcase your solutions to the NHS – talk to clinicians (from GPs to nurses to surgeons), finance directors, commissioners, and chief executives

Suppliers - discover more