End of the paper trail: moving towards a paperless ward round

Abstract

may be more helpful than others. As practitioners, our impression is that P2P has contributed significantly to containment of a high level of disturbance in a reduced therapeutic community programme, allowing highly challenging work, more usually associated with 5-day or in-patient therapeutic communities, to proceed without compromise. We believe that adoption of this system makes the development of many more local therapeutic communities a cost-effective and realistic proposition, and that such communities should be central to the development of new community-based personality disorder services.

Going “paperless” in an English National Health Service (NHS) breast cancer screening service: The intriduction of fully digital mammography

“…Introducing the "paperlite" system was selected as a strategy for improvement. Paperless systems have had reported success in other healthcare organizations [6][7][8][9][10][11].…”