Monday, December 12, 2011

David Mitchell: I want to talk to you about the NHS. And its IT system. Wait, come back.

7:01 AM | Posted by Free Game Zone | | Edit Post

We must try to contain our boredom, because the creation of a health care system entirely is an important issue that deserves attention

This column will be on the NHS computer system - you know, trying to computerize medical records worldwide, which cost lots of money and does not work. This is the topic I decided to write, even if it costs me my life.

feels like it could kill me. Reading, including an article on the topic is like trying to look directly at the sun. I desperately want to come back, dazzled by boredom. I prefer to look to something else. An announcement of a bag on the opposite page, a drip-dry on the outside of my cup of tea, the patina fascinating peeling paint on the window sill. This is bad. The economic climate is too hard for me to suddenly lose my concentration, the synapses that sharp like a nerd and learning vocabulary.

"feel that the flashes of the role that I am able to support the plan will cost another £ 2,000,000,000 in spite of colonization - to pass or we will be demanded by the people who won the contract, as it turns out, really do work. oil that massive government spending can not turn in less than a couple of billion more

is £ 2 billion a lot? Or one of these amounts, taking into account the scale of the company, "is not much when you think"? To check, I must think of her and really do not want to do. C ' is very frustrating and depressing, but more than that, it's terrible, poignant, heartbreaking boring.

I am

pace around and around my apartment, as if trying to walk a little behind. If I were a different kind of person, trying to focus on what would probably have caused a frenzy of DIY. Instead, help me missing the cheese slices every time I walk by the refrigerator.

Call
boring, I do not mean that it is not important. Bored and important terms are not mutually exclusive. And I really want to talk. I was annoyed by the dismissive way the project is often called. Some people seem to think that not only the agenda of the Blair government was unnecessarily expensive and disappointing in its results, but the idea of ??trying to computerize medical records, set up a computer system of the SNS, is frivolous and erroneous . For them it's vital infrastructure, but something that bureaucrats are wasting money that would have been used in medicine and incubators, which can proudly stack up in a parking lot, knowing that they are there when it is necessary, if we have no way of knowing that they needed and where.
  • I think this attitude undermines their criticism. I am convinced that in the long run, the full computerization of the NHS is vital. And the attempt was doomed to be full of difficulties and expenses. So start to wonder how much worse than par on the achievements of those accused of what they really are. These are people who are completely luddite enough to deny the need for a really qualified to judge? Are we going to lump in the right place at the wrong time, in the darkest part of the night?
not approve what Richard Granger, who ran the program until his resignation in the face of obvious failure in 2007, he stated that three years earlier: "I would like to make comparisons with activities of the great Victorian public works - the construction of the sewer system of Joseph Bazalgette London, Brunel and the Great Western Railway. " Perhaps now is like giving Brunel mean? "Sod this, there is a hill on the road Why spend money to dig a tunnel when I could turn around my car and the horse"

How to find all this, anyway? Yes, I know what it is - you will be less in number every word that passes. The reference to the NHS in the title is, as the first wave of machine gun fire on the Somme, have reaped the majority, then a breath of it worked, such as mustard gas in the rest, and are now behind a remnant being sniped in other activities, tasks, which is on the opposite page, the TV: Andrew Marr could talk about something funny in parliament or comfortable astronomers have discovered a new planet or house Witch weird is that just dig in Lancashire.

But stay with me, the unfortunate few. I believe in the redemptive power of boredom. That's why I took Latin GCSE. Nothing sharpens the brain as a whetstone of boredom, so I'm sure to think of computers that are good. "Encryption is a new America," as Alex Hope, managing director of Double Negative, an Oscar-winning visual effects company, it is. He co-authored a report calling for the computer, based on a During encoding instead of teaching people how to open a little outdated versions of Microsoft Excel, what is taught in schools.


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