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Illuminaries NewsePAQ, an interactive, web based symptoms assessment system developed by Illuminareis for Stephen Radley at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, spins out to a new company, EPAQ Systems Ltd. Illuminaries wins contract for Child Protection Database at Birmingham Children’s Hospital Illuminaries director Dr Tony Bennett has been commissioned by UNICEF, to undertake a child protection project in the Republic of Maldives. The Haemato-Oncology Diagnostic Service (HODS) Database developed by Illuminaries goes live across 7 centres in the North Trent region. Safety Assessment database recognised by US Environmental Protection Agency. Touch screen patient assessment questionnaire is rolled out to hospitals across the UK A new Child Protection Database developed by Illuminaries for Leeds Community Paediatrics is rolled out at St James' and Leeds General Infirmary sites Helen Davies describes the development lifecycle of a typical project in the desktop systems group. Objective 1 is a European Union investment programme that provides funds to help Europe’s poorest areas to regenerate their economies and create jobs. South Yorkshire is one of those areas with fewer businesses and fewer and less well-paid jobs than other European regions. A significant part of work undertaken by Illuminaries is helping organisations to implement new or existing business processes within an IT context. When the agrochemicals division of AstraZeneca merged with Novartis to form Syngenta, Illuminaries were called in to re-align existing IT systems to the new business. Illuminaries re-engineers Hepatitis C database for Trent Study Group Amongst other things, the Postgraduate Dental Office in Sheffield (PDO) looks after Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for 2,500 dental practitioners in the South Yorkshire and East Midlands region. With Government measures in place to make CPD mandatory for all dentists, the PDO focussed on its desire to put its systems on a better footing Up to this time, usage statistics supplied by the MRI Unit to the directorates within the Trust were gathered by looking through the appointment book and counting them. Elections of one sort or another always seem to be in the news. During the last UK General Election in 2001, Illuminaries were rolling out their first web based voting system for ESPID, the European Society for Paediatric Infectious Diseases. It proved such a success that Illuminaries have managed ESPID's online election every year since. Illuminaries rolls out database for The Sheffield and Rotherham Asbestos Group to offer help to sufferers of Asbestos Related Diseases. |
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Computer data recovery can be a tricky business, usually requiring the help of hard drive data recovery experts. But in all hard drive recovery situations, experts advise users remain calm and not act in a way that will make matters worse. A lack of IT testing contributed to the disastrous opening of Heathrow's Terminal 5, British Airways' chief executive, Willie Walsh, told MPs last week. The Identity & Passport Service (IPS) has appointed two new consulting firms, Deloitte and Ernst & Young, to help PA Consulting, which up to now has enjoyed the lion's share of consulting business on the National Identity Scheme. |
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