QEH to digitise records with new Health Information System

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October 9, 2026

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The Queen Elizabeth Hospital is moving to digitise its medical records and automate a number of processes that are currently done manually.

The hospital’s Chief Executive Officer, Neil Clark, says the Health Information System is being rolled out as part of a wider transformation programme.

The initiative is one of several measures aimed at improving patient care and making hospital operations more efficient.

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