Shot in the arm for struggling doctors and nurses...
Published: 10 January 2002 13:40 GMT
The NHS is to set up an IT helpdesk for staff struggling to come to terms with its computers.
The NHS Information Authority - the body responsible for overseeing the computerisation of the health service - expects up to one million employees to call the line for guidance on IT issues.
The helpdesk, provisionally named NHS Red, is expected to be in place by October at a cost of £450,000.
The authority also said it would fund software upgrades which will allow laboratories to send test results directly to doctors' computers.
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