Technology
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About Technology
Technology is a Soviet-Russian synthpop band formed in 1990 by Leonid Velichkovsky, Andrey Kokhaev, and Roman Ryabtsev, former members of the band Bioconstructor.
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... The new Technology is being met with a mixture of excitement and trepidation...
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'Out of date', the leaves behind IT, NHS employees, with 15 different computer logins
IT systems in the NHS are so out of date that the employees need to login to up to 15 different systems to do their work.
Doctors can results with different logins for everything from ordering x-rays, and the first laboratory-to access the A& E records and rotas.
The Government in England said it was streamline the search to the systems as part of an IT modernization.
Around £40 million will be set aside to help hospitals and clinics single-system applications in the next year.
Alder Hey in Liverpool is one of A Number of clinics that have already done this, and found it to be less time of one minute and 45 seconds to just 10 seconds.
With nearly 5,000 applications per day, stored it, over 130 hours of staff time in the day to focus on the care of patients.
'time to get the basics right'said the health Secretary to Matt Hancock , it was time to, "get the basics right".
"It's frankly ridiculous how much time our doctors and nurses to waste-logging on multiple systems.
"doesn't slow down Too often, outdated Technology and frustrated employees. "
The latest announcement comes after the Government demanded.
Mr Steiner said The Project was one of The Steps , set by the Government , a new Agency called NHSX promote, the progress in Technology was the hope that in the coming years.
the increased integration of social care and NHS data records, and a greater use of Artificial Intelligence module.
British Medical Association leader Dr dream woman Nagpaul said logging on multiple systems of the time.
But, he said, on its own, this step would not solve all the problems, pointed out that many of the IT-antiquated systems themselves were, "" and in need of an Upgrade.
"This requires a real investment in the IT infrastructure, the in this notice. "
Adam Brimelow, of NHS providers, which represents managers, agreed major IT systems investment required, particularly in areas such as Mental Health , community services and ambulance trusts, which are often involved in tele-working for employees.
But he said A Number of notifications was still a "very real and pressing Problem".
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Source of news: bbc.com
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