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Health Service Journal
MICHAEL CROSS

  • frontline london

    8-May-2003

    feature
  • cuckoo clocked

    27-Mar-2003

    As director general of NHS IT, Richard Granger has his work cut out. Michael Cross examines the role of his national IT programme as it continues the NHS
  • Under orders

    16-Jan-2003

    feature
  • NHS's social visit

    26-Sep-2002

    Published: 26/09/2002, Volume II2, No. 5824 Page 21
  • Third byte of the cherry

    20-Jun-2002

    Third time lucky? The latest NHS IT strategy will be enforced by 'some very tough cookies'.So might this one actually work? Michael Cross reports
  • The net wears thin

    3-Aug-2000

    COMMENT
  • As not seen on TV

    9-Mar-2000

    Downing Street is keen, trials have suggested it's popular with the public and it could be the future of consultations. So why is telemedicine such an under-achiever, asks Michael Cross
  • 'Tis the season to be jolly.com

    16-Dec-1999

    Calculate your life expectancy, watch a facelift - live -and learn about the after-life. And all for virtually nothing. Michael Cross suggests some seasonal diversions
  • Slow, slow, quick quick slow

    11-Nov-1999

    Plans to speed up IT procurement may be hampered by the diversity of trusts that are expected to work together, writes Michael Cross
  • A bug's life

    7-Oct-1999

    Forget year 2000 compliance. What you should be worrying about is year 2000 computer viruses - both real and hoax. Michael Cross reports
  • Baptism of fire

    5-Aug-1999

    major incident planning:
  • Langlands blames Nichol for Read codes fiasco

    26-Mar-1998

    Appointing James Read head of an NHS computer centre while his company had monopoly rights to distribute the centre's products was 'a mistake', NHS chief executive Alan Langlands said this week.

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