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NHS head defends major IT delays
News At a Public Accounts Committee hearing into the National Programme for IT committee member Richard Bacon MP questioned the extensive delays to Lorenzo. Six years into the national NHS IT programme (NPfIT) the Lorenzo care records systems have still... [18 Jun 2008]
Health care records service delayed
News The National Audit Office has published a report on the progress of the Care Records Service that underpins the Connecting for Health programme, which found the software development on the Lorenzo database and associated applications that supports... [16 May 2008]
Richard Granger's NHS IT legacy
News The company's Lorenzo clinical record software is a core part of the NHS IT programme but iSoft has been hit by protracted financial troubles that have only just led to it being rescued by a £140m takeover from Australian healthcare company IBA. [18 Jun 2007]
iSoft bought by Oz healthcare company
News Delays in the delivery of Lorenzo have contributed to considerable criticism of NPfIT, while iSoft itself has been the subject of financial probes and was blamed for the departure of Accenture from NPfIT. [17 May 2007]
Troubled iSoft posts £14.6m loss
News In September, Accenture - which had subcontracted iSoft to supply its Lorenzo clinical records software - pulled out of the NHS CfH project altogether. A leaked Accenture internal report had already warned there was 'no believable plan' for the... [12 Dec 2006]
Accenture pulls out of £12.4bn NHS IT project
News Accenture has blamed some of those delays on one of its main software suppliers, iSoft, over the delivery of key clinical records software called Lorenzo. A leaked document last month revealed there is "no believable plan" from iSoft for the... [28 Sep 2006]
iSoft reveals massive loss
News Earlier this month, a leaked report revealed that there was "no believable plan" for iSoft's Lorenzo software. And it confirms that it will make the Lorenzo product available through 2008, which is in line with NHS CfH's expectation. [25 Aug 2006]
