Project 83; Calderdale PFI
Computer storage of drawings prone to system crashing. Investment needed to develop software with more capacity.
Despite considerable benefits of electronically stored drawings at Halifax, the initiative is not being adopted for Worcester Hospital. The envisaged level of up front investment is not available.
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