21 November 2006

GPs unhappy with national database

British GP's apparently covet the potential gains of electronically sharing patient details but seem very concerned that the system would be hacked and so would go as far as to resist putting patient records onto a national database. This has the potential to really concentrate minds on the problems of NIR ...
GPs revolt over patient files privacy | Health | SocietyGuardian.co.uk

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