By Andy McCue
Published: Tuesday 27 July 2004
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Name
Neil Postlethwaite
Location
Milton keynes
Occupation
Systems Analyst
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The NHS National Plan will come a cropper when they try to transfer patient notes to the data spine. Even if it does work 100%, data accuracy will be highly suspect. Most doctors writing is atrocious at the best of times. Trancription from paper to electronic will be next to impossible
- for the data transfer centre no doubt in Bangalore !!!
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