National Health Service in England and Wales Selects IBM to Enhance Electronic Staff Record System
LONDON and ARMONK, N.Y - 26 Mar 2015: IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a contract with the Department of Health in England to manage and continue transforming the National Health Service Electronic Staff Record system (ESR), the UK’s most important workforce management tool serving 1.4 million employees. IBM will help modernize the system by providing increased mobile access and new self-service capabilities making the system more efficient and accessible.
“Improving performance and driving greater efficiencies are major priorities for the national health service today. As demands on the NHS continue to grow, it continues to seek improvements that ensure quality and availability of services for patients" said Simon Humberstone, Head of Healthcare for Europe, IBM Global Business Services. “By introducing technologies that will further enable the NHS to expand its data analytics capabilities, alongside the latest online collaboration and social learning tools, knowledge will be more easily shared, clinical outcomes improved and performance levels increased.”
The five year agreement was signed in December 2014 following a competitive tender. Following the transition from the current supplier, IBM, in partnership with the NHS ESR Central Team will manage and run the service beginning later this year.
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