The article discusses the urgent need for digital transformation in the NHS, estimated to cost 21 billion over five years. This investment could significantly reduce waiting lists through better electronic patient records and improved digital services. The report highlights the necessity of funding in health technology for moving care to communities and enhancing healthcare delivery. Additionally, it emphasizes The Independent's commitment to quality journalism that remains accessible without paywalls, underlining the critical role of grassroots reporting in times of societal need.
The Government has pledged to move the health service from analogue to digital as part of its three shifts for the NHS, which also include moving care from hospitals to communities.
According to new research, digitising NHS and social care could cost 21 billion over the next five years but may be vital for driving down waiting lists.
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