Clear and credible plan needed for digital health Government ministers and NHS leaders should set out a definitive plan for expanding the use of digital technology in the health service, according to a new briefing.
The briefing highlights the risk of losing credibility and commitment among frontline NHS staff if the digital health agenda continues to be subject to shifting priorities, new initiatives and slipping timescales. It calls for urgent clarification of when funding already announced will be made available, warning that holding back investment until later in the parliament will inevitably slow down progress. The King's Fund
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The briefing highlights the risk of losing credibility and commitment among frontline NHS staff if the digital health agenda continues to be subject to shifting priorities, new initiatives and slipping timescales. It calls for urgent clarification of when funding already announced will be made available, warning that holding back investment until later in the parliament will inevitably slow down progress. The King's Fund
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- Saving paper, saving money or transforming care? The King's Fund
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