
NPfIT to cost £10 billion
The final cost of the National Programme for IT in the NHS is expected to be more than £10 billion.
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The final cost of the National Programme for IT in the NHS is expected to be more than £10 billion.
University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust has signed a five-year contract with Visbion for a vendor neutral archive, which will store images and scanned patient notes.
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Six Surrey clinical commissioning groups are deploying a managed telehealth service, commissioned by Surrey County Council.
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