Delay in NHS Comp system

[jaysay]

The plans for Computerising the NHS in Engand will be delayed even further after a suppliers contract wa terminated. Fujitsu's contract was terminted at a cost of around £900,000, the total cost is going to be £12.7 billion. This IT system, which is already 4 years behind, will transfer all patient records to computer

 

[emamum]

wonder how many will be lost or wrong details given during this transfer

 

[jaysay]

wonder how many will be lost or wrong details given during this transfer

Oh please Ema don't go there yet, I'm depressed enough as it is

 

[lancsdave]

The plans for Computerising the NHS in Engand will be delayed even further after a suppliers contract wa terminated. Fujitsu's contract was terminted at a cost of around £900,000, the total cost is going to be £12.7 billion. This IT system, which is already 4 years behind, will transfer all patient records to computer

£1 bilion for the system and 11.7 billion for backhanders to get the contract

 

[MargaretR]

So many government departments have got into a mess when replacing people with new technology.
The computer cannot (yet) replace people successfully.
When oil runs out we will have power rationing.
Anyone know of a computer that can work by candlelight?

 

[andrewb]

Another demonstration of the Government simply not understanding technology.

Anyone after ID cards?

 

[Wynonie Harris]

The plans for Computerising the NHS in Engand will be delayed even further after a suppliers contract wa terminated. Fujitsu's contract was terminted at a cost of around £900,000, the total cost is going to be £12.7 billion. This IT system, which is already 4 years behind, will transfer all patient records to computer

Private Eye ran an in-depth story about this quite some time ago, during the Blair era. At that point, the cost was quoted at £12.4 billion although, like the cost of the London Olympics, the amount is rising all the time.

As they said, £12.4 billion would pay for...

26,000 doctors for ten years.

65,000 nurses for ten years.

The NHS's record 2005/06 decifict 23 times over.

every hospital built since 1997 three times over.

Instead, we have a potentially unworkable IT system.

Classic New Labour.

 

[jambutty]

Chuck in the cost of two illegal wars, the renewal of Trident and the forever escalating Quangoes and you can see why there is a national deficit of some £700 billion.

Brown for selling much of our gold reserves for a knock down price to fund Blair’s follies have a lot to answer for.

If any family run their finances in the same manner as Labour run the country’s that family would have declared bankruptcy long ago.

 

[jaysay]

So many government departments have got into a mess when replacing people with new technology.
The computer cannot (yet) replace people successfully.
When oil runs out we will have power rationing.
Anyone know of a computer that can work by candlelight?

Have you not Googled it Margaret

 

[jaysay]

Chuck in the cost of two illegal wars, the renewal of Trident and the forever escalating Quangoes and you can see why there is a national deficit of some £700 billion.

Brown for selling much of our gold reserves for a knock down price to fund Blair’s follies have a lot to answer for.

If any family run their finances in the same manner as Labour run the country’s that family would have declared bankruptcy long ago.

In my first election campaign back in 1963, I was cavassing on George St. Ossy when I knocked on door and a little old lady answered, I asked if we could reply on her suport, her answer astounded me and I've never forgotten it. She said. tha certainly con luv, mi dad told us to allways vote conservative, he toud us its no use voting for them as as nout cuz when they ged it they dorn no what to do wi it. I rest my case

 

[garinda]

Good old great aunt Aggy.

She'd tell 'em any old guff to get rid of the knockers on George Street.

 

[katex]

Quick bulletin today, that this was getting further and becoming a possibility:-

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-435789/Robonurse-rescue.html

Love it.

 

[Neil]

In my first election campaign back in 1963, I was cavassing on George St. Ossy when I knocked on door and a little old lady answered, I asked if we could reply on her suport, her answer astounded me and I've never forgotten it. She said. tha certainly con luv, mi dad told us to allways vote conservative, he toud us its no use voting for them as as nout cuz when they ged it they dorn no what to do wi it. I rest my case

I like that John. I can see where she is comming from in one way. Look at all the people that win a fortune on the lottery and within a few years have nowt. Or some Z rated celebs, a good example would be that daft scouser with the large implants that did the Iceland ads on TV, sorry can't remember her name (just her assets ).

 

[lancsdave]

sorry can't remember her name (just her assets ).

2 frozen baps ?

 

[jaysay]

I like that John. I can see where she is comming from in one way. Look at all the people that win a fortune on the lottery and within a few years have nowt. Or some Z rated celebs, a good example would be that daft scouser with the large implants that did the Iceland ads on TV, sorry can't remember her name (just her assets ).

Weren't she called Kerry Cantona or someat

 

[jaysay]

Good old great aunt Aggy.

She'd tell 'em any old guff to get rid of the knockers on George Street.

Na Rindi your aunt Aggy lived on the other side

 

[entwisi]

As I've said before, this project is actually quite noddy compared to what the ID card one would be. I genuinly wouldn't trust them to do anything.

 

[jaysay]

As I've said before, this project is actually quite noddy compared to what the ID card one would be. I genuinly wouldn't trust them to do anything.

Well the thing is entwisi if this opperation is 4 years behind schedule what the hell would go on with ID cards, remember the pass port fiasco some years ago, in fact do this shower get anything right

 

[entwisi]

I worked for Accenture for a while(who were originally involved) and the general consensus was that we were rather happy to extracate ourselves from the shambles.

 

[jaysay]

I worked for Accenture for a while(who were originally involved) and the general consensus was that we were rather happy to extracate ourselves from the shambles.

Think that was a very good Idea entwisi