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A matter of life and death?
• Analysis by Sarah Underwood
The NHS’s massive Connecting for Health IT modernisation
programme is far from complete, but with Accenture’s
surprise pull-out, it has already generated more controversy
and comment than most UK technology projects.
The public performance started back in late 2003, when the
NHS awarded £6.2 billion worth of contracts to consultancies
and IT services providers that would transform the health
service’s information systems, under the auspices of the then
‘National Programme for IT’ led by ex-Deloitte consultant
Richard Granger.
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