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Sep 2023
23m 56s

S12 Ep60: Dr Tim Ferris on electronic pa...

NHS Providers
About this episode
This episode focuses on the importance of electronic patient record systems (EPRs) in trusts’ digital transformation journeys.

NHS Providers deputy chief executive Saffron Cordery shares background information on the need for and impact of EPRs, and some of the challenges trusts encounter.

NHS England’s former director of transformation Dr Tim Ferris discusses what he learnt in the role, how the UK’s journey compares to the US’ and what he would have done differently if he had the chance to go back.
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