Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> On Saturday 16 December 2006 19:52, Tim Churches wrote:
>> BCG recommended that the confused mess of health IT
>> governance committees, which included committees dominated by clinicians
>> and health professionals but without any budgets or real power, and
>> other committees with budgets and some power, but dominated by anodyne
>> IT bureaucrats, be scrapped and hat a transitional authority be put in
>> their place, with a view to sorting out the mess,
>       
> I realise now that only a true studant of Sir Humphrey Appleby could have 
> achieved this.

Yes, there is much belly-aching on this list about anonymous NEHTA
staffers and advisers making decisions and setting policy and directions
without enough consultation with stakeholders, but people forget that
before NEHTA we had over a decade of anonymous health IT bureaucrats and
consultants failing to make decisions and not setting policy or
establishing clear directions, also mostly without consultation, but
sometimes after quite extensive and expensive consultation.

Which is better?

Tim C


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