More
problems have been reported with the much criticised NHS computer
system.
It has
been alleged that hundreds of inaccurate patient records have been
created every day because of a persistent glitch on the new NHS
computer system. The problem has affected Trusts in Manchester and
became apparent after the software was upgraded.
NHS Connecting
for Health, which is overseeing the IT upgrade, said
that the fault would not have any impact on
patient care and that
the seriousness of the issue was being overstated by many critics.
The nationwide programme has been hit by problems and has been
criticised by MPs, who warned it could cost £12.4bn. The benefits of
the upgrade are enormous but so far the project has had nothing but
negative press.
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Despite the massive undertaking in trying to drag the systems into
the modern age, Connecting for Health remain positive. A spokesman
said that the issues would be sorted out very quickly.