Spending Review: NHS promised £10bn tech warchest

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Money spent on new tech and transformative initiatives over the next four years will include investments in improving the NHS App, as well as introducing a unified single patient record The government has pledged to spend an additional £10bn on NHS technology in the next four years – a figure

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