NHS digital delivery not matching ambition in Wales, finds auditor
By Lee Peart 18 September 2026NHS digital delivery in Wales is not matching the scale of ambition with funding pressures, ageing systems and workforce gaps holding progress back.
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NHS digital delivery not matching ambition in Wales, finds auditor
'NHS digital delivery in Wales is not matching the scale of ambition with funding pressures, ageing systems and workforce gaps holding progress back. '
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