All NHS IT programme articles – Page 8
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HSJ Knowledge
Under pressure
The national IT programme is in all sorts of trouble, with problems ranging from slow uptake to embattled suppliers. Andy Cowper looks for the silver lining and signs of progress
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News
Connecting for health: the good, the bad and the wobbly
The national IT programme is in all sorts of trouble, with problems ranging from slow uptake to embattled suppliers. Andy Cowper looks for a silver lining
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Comment
Richard Barker on why the IT programme is never going to come right
'NPfIT will never get back on track; it was never on track in the first place. It breaks every rule of project management - from scoping to delivery - and is patently failing to take into account the actual requirements of clinicians across the NHS.'
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News
NHS boards overlook IT benefits, says Granger
NPFIT Technology must reach 3-4 per cent of NHS spend, says guru
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News
Simple minds
A few things done properly - and soon - is the short-term strategy for the NHS IT programme.Can it deliver this time? Jon Hoeksma reports
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News
Simple minds
A few things done properly - and soon - is the short-term strategy for the NHS IT programme.Can it deliver this time? Jon Hoeksma reports
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News
Simple minds
A few things done properly - and soon - is the short-term strategy for the NHS IT programme.Can it deliver this time? Jon Hoeksma reports
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News
Simple minds
A few things done properly - and soon - is the short-term strategy for the NHS IT programme.Can it deliver this time? Jon Hoeksma reports
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News
From pillar to post
A troubled health authority told to radically rethink management and accountability issues is losing its chief. She will be a hard act to follow, says Alison Moore
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News
Think radically on debt, beleaguered HA told
A 'radical rethink of management and accountability issues' is needed at debt-ridden West Surrey health authority, according to a report by an independent advisory panel.
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News
Independent panel for troubled HA
Financially beleaguered West Surrey health authority has agreed to set up an independent inquiry panel to advise on bringing its deficit under control and on future health service provision.
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News
Transport guide aims to stall the car
A 'healthy transport toolkit' has been issued to trust and health authority chief executives in a bid to cut the number of NHS staff using cars to get to work.
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News
In sickness, not in health
Which NHS staff group smokes the most, and which drinks the least? And why are sickness absence rates so high? Mark Crail reports on a Health Education Authority survey