ElectronicHealthcare, 1(1) May 2001: 61-72
Question: What Might Canada Learn from the UK? Answer: Commit, Commit, Commit
Abstract
England is the world leader in moving the health information agenda forward at a national level. Many healthcare organizations around the world have more advanced information technology applications, but in terms of a national strategy, plan and commitment, the English are second to none. We can learn the most from the English in the areas of planning, funding, primary care, the Internet, standards, and electronic records.
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