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Guidelines for Computerised Information Systems in the UK NHS Physiotherapy Services: An Historical Perspective

Background This paper (below) was published in the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Journal “Physiotherapy” in April 1994.  At that time, there were very few computerised information systems specifically designed for physiotherapy services and Allied Health in the UK but computerised information systems were gradually becoming more widely used in the

Why Information Systems for Physiotherapy? – An Historical Perspective

I think the service I led and managed was the first in the United Kingdom to make Personal Computer (PC) access fully available to all physiotherapy staff and by the time I retired from that role all of my out-patient staff had their own work stations complete with PC.  I

Introduction of General Management into the UK NHS – CSP Response

The introduction of General Management into the National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom (UK) which commenced in 1983/1984 was one of the most extensive and radical sets of changes to have taken place in the Service during its 73-year history. Arguably, the Griffiths recommendations which brought general management

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