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Why NPfIT failed
Below is my list of reasons why I think NPfIT failed. NPfIT was the NHS National Programme for IT in health, starting in 2002, with Richard Grainger appointed as NHS IT director. A timeline is published here. NPfIT is generally … Continue reading
Posted in Health Informatics, openehr, Politics, standards
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Charlie Hebdo – in defence of a civil society
Normally this blog is reserved for my work. This evening I make an exception. I am outraged and disgusted at what I see has happened in Paris this afternoon. A massacre of 12 at and around the offices of Charlie … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Philosophy, Politics
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