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A key company involved in computerising the NHS in England has lost its contract, the BBC learns.
A park installs computerised equipment to entice youngsters back out to play and keep fit.
Computerised equipment is stolen from an ambulance while the crew respond to an emergency call.
A computerised screening test detects more abnormalities than traditional smears, say experts.
A special car which uses a computerised system to "tell" garages when parts need serving is unveiled.
A young doctor describes his experience applying through the new computerised recruitment system.
A scientist invents a computerised training aid for golfers which he hopes will cut their handicaps.
Campaigners want the computerised junior doctors application system scrapped, the High Court has heard.
Computer-based therapy should be available to all patients in England from April, say the government.
A computerised test is one of six options put forward as an alternative to the transfer test in Northern Ireland.
A computerised test is one of six options put forward as an alternative to the transfer test in Northern Ireland.
Police release a computerised image of a man they want to question about a series of sex attacks.
Wolves will not use the computerised performance analysis system ProZone next season.
West Wales station first in UK to take delivery of new generation of computerised lifeboat.
West Mercia Police says it will carry on computerised road checks to make roads safer despite traffic disruption.
One in three benefit claimants who ring a new computerised call system is unable to get through, figures show.
A computerised theory test is introduced in July for HGV drivers in the Bailiwick of Guernsey.
A disabled musician is given the chance to perform again with the help of a computerised instrument.
Computerised dolls which demand attention like real babies are being sought to help cut teenage pregnancy rates.
Computerised simulators are being used to train the next generation of dentists in Wales in a UK first.
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