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RLBUHT Go Live in Cardiology today

RLBUHT the time has come to go live.

The Cardiology department will be swapping their pens for PENS and working Paper Free from today. The Paper Free Team will be on the ground in Cardiology throughout go-live to ensure the smooth transition into paper free working. As well as the team being present in wards and clinical areas, there will also be dedicated Paper Free Support Officers who will provide out of hours support. So for all staff in Cardiology, keep an eye out for anyone in a teal coloured t-shirt, as they will be your first level of support. 


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  • Computers, computer technology, software

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  • user experience
  • nhs trusts
  • healthcare
  • efficiency

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