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Does the NHS really believe information technology can improve healthcare?
By Richard Smith2011-11-25T12:15:00
I doubt that anybody within airlines, financial services, or manufacturing goes to meetings to debate whether information technology can improve what they do. It already has, and continues to. Why, then, have we in healthcare grown very sceptical about information technology, asks Richard Smith.
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