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NCB statement on Budget 2021 Anna Feuchtwang, Chief Executive of the National Children’s Bureau, said: “The full effect of the pandemic on families’ finances will only be fully appreciated as the furlough scheme and other measures that protect jobs are wound up at the end of September. Yet this is the moment that the Chancellor Continue reading BUDGET: Comments and reactions sent to GPSJ
Prisons across England are being virtually connected to local hospitals by secure encrypted video, in a move that will reduce the need for prisoners to travel to receive specialist care NHS England and NHS Improvement have signed a new national agreement that is rapidly connecting prisons in England with specialists in their local hospital through Continue reading Prisoners to virtually consult NHS doctors under new national agreement
Reporter: Allan Roach – Advertorial Over ninety-two percent of midsize businesses use at least one cloud-based application. And the majority of enterprises expect at least half of their management infrastructure to be cloud-based. Cloud-managed networking, often provided “as-a-service,” is rapidly growing in popularity. What is cloud-managed networking? Cloud-managed networking is commonly used when referring Continue reading Are you ready for the Cloud?
Ruth Smith, Chief Operations Officer, Christchurch Group Winner of Health Investor’s Best Complex Care Award 2018 Christchurch Group – the UK’s leading provider of award-winning clinically-led neurorehabilitation1 services designed to improve the function, reduce symptoms, and enhance the well-being of patients with acquired brain injury (ABI), spinal injury and other neurological conditions – Continue reading Christchurch Group appoints Ruth Smith, Chief Operations Officer
Reporter: Selena Darke NHS Foundation Trust will retain its PAS and use the ‘clinical wrap’ approach to deploy Allscripts Sunrise™, with an ambition to achieve HIMSS EMRAM level seven within five-years. Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is moving to a ‘clinical wrap’ strategy to deliver an electronic patient record (EPR) and achieve the highest Continue reading Gloucestershire Hospitals to deliver EPR with Allscripts
Comensura, a temporary labour supply management specialist is pleased to announce it has recently been awarded a place on the Crown Commercial Services (CCS) framework for the supply of non-medical, non-clinical (NMNC) temporary and fixed term staff. Comensura successfully tendered for Lot 1 on the framework, for a neutral vendor managed service for the procurement Continue reading Comensura joins Crown Commercial Services framework for supply of non-medical, non-clinical staff
From left to right: Mark Byrne, Head of Corporate, Education & Public Sector, Toshiba; Nick Offin, Head of Channel , Toshiba; Bordan Tkachuk, CEO, Viglen; Neil Bramley, Sales Director Northern Europe, Toshiba Viglen, a British IT company, has been awarded Toshiba UK’s Platinum Partner of the Year and Education Platinum Partner of the Continue reading Viglen wins Toshiba ’Partner of the Year’ and ‘Educational Partner of the Year’ awards
Imprima, the UK’s leading virtual data room and financial documents provider, has been appointed by HS2 Ltd, wholly owned by the Department for Transport, to provide an online payment portal and USB-archived database containing Environmental Statement for the High Speed Rail 2 (HS2) project. In a unique appointment, Imprima was chosen to enable Continue reading UK legislation available digitally for the first time
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 was intended to make the process of government more open, accountable and transparent. And it has gone some way in achieving these objectives. However, have there also been unintended consequences? Most notably is the fear that the Act has had a -chilling effect” upon frank and open communication within the range of central and local government bodies and other public authorities subject to the Act, as well as the full and accurate recording of that communication. Continue reading THE CHILLING EFFECT OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000: HOW REAL IS IT?
Media law consultant and trainer Cleland Thom has today called for a shake-up of the Press Complaints Commission as part of a change in the UK’s archaic libel laws. See: www.ctjt-blog.biz/2011/01/here-is-future-of-libel-law-privacy-and.html
On 13th July 2010 at Oxford Magistrates Court Sergeant Mark Andrews was found guilty of causing Actual Bodily Harm to Pamela Somerville whilst she had been a prisoner in police cells at Melksham Police station on 4th July 2008. Continue reading Custody Sergeant Dismissed from Force
The news that Wikileaks supporters had brought down the Mastercard, Paypal, the Swedish Prosecutors office and Swiss PostFinance Bank has highlighted the issue of “cyber demonstrations” by activists. Potentially these will cost businesses millions, and bring down government services. Continue reading Expert comment on Cyber Activism (Wikileaks attacks)
Kodak (NYSE:EK) has announced that Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust’s Emergency Department has installed a File Stream electronic document management solution (EDMS), with Kodak i1320 scanner and tethered A3 flatbed accessory, to manage the emergency records of 70,000 patients seen every year. The hardware and software was supplied by Staffordshire-based, Ascot Business Solutions, in a deal worth around £15,000. Continue reading Barnsley Hospital's Emergency Department selects Kodak
Media law expert Cleland Thom offers some simple advice on an important law.Copyright law protects original work. It affects PRs in two different ways: Continue reading Copyright law is simple. If you don't own it, then someone else does.
Take great care when issuing a comment, or making a statement, if legal proceedings are involved. You could interfere with the course of justice, or prejudice a trial. Continue reading Contempt of Court law prevents 'trial by media'… but what does that really mean?
Radio Tactics Ltd, a leading global provider of mobile phone forensics equipment is proud to announce that police in Devon and Cornwall have successfully reduced crime rates by implementing Radio Tactics’ products. Since purchasing the Hermes and Apollo property registration and identification devices; the Devon and Cornwall force has reduced property burglary by 80% in Torbay, previously the region’s hotspot. Continue reading Radio Tactics Solutions Reduce Crime in Devon and Cornwall
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