The goal of the NHS is to have 60,000,000 patients with a centralized electronic health record by 2010. The plan involves a gradual roll-out commencing May 2006, providing general practices in England access to the National Programme for IT (NPfIT), the NHS component of which is known as the "Connecting for Health Programme".[20] However, recent surveys have shown physicians' deficiencies in understanding the patient safety features of the NPfIT-approved software.[21] A main problem in HIT adoption is mainly seen by physicians, an important stakeholder to the process of EHR.