Patients in UK may soon be able to diagnose some medical problems via their smartphones as the NHS look to harness new t

The video discusses the UK government's plan to digitize the NHS, aiming to empower patients by providing online access to medical records, prescriptions, and health services. This initiative is part of a £4 billion plan to create a paperless NHS. While the plan promises increased autonomy and decision-making for patients, it also faces challenges, including data security concerns and the complexity of transforming a large organization. The video highlights the potential benefits and hurdles of integrating technology into healthcare.

What is the primary goal of the government's plan for the NHS?

• To privatize healthcare services

• To increase the number of doctors

• To reduce the number of hospitals

• To create a paperless NHS

Which of the following services is the government planning to offer online?

• Ordering repeat prescriptions

• Booking hospital appointments

• Consulting with doctors

• Scheduling surgeries

What is a major concern for users regarding health apps?

• Cost of the apps

• Availability of apps

• Security of personal data

• Compatibility with devices

What do researchers at Leeds University say about the NHS digitization?

• It will happen but with challenges

• It will not happen

• It will be easy to implement

• It will be completed soon

What is a historical challenge with large government IT systems?

• They are rarely delivered without problems

• They are always under budget

• They are completed ahead of schedule

• They are universally accepted by the public