NEHTA hooks up 267 public hospitals to national e-health system
The National E-Health Transition Authority (NEHTA) said on Thursday that it had worked with CIOs to connect 267 public hospitals and health centres to national e-health infrastructure.
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New e-health dashboard helps GPs benchmark performance
A new dashboard for e-health measures has been developed to help GPs benchmark their goals in primary healthcare against others nationally.
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National e-health still has a future despite problems: CIOs
Technology heads in the healthcare sector continue to back the federal government’s controversial and slow moving national e-health record program, saying it has a future despite lacking the critical mass it needs to succeed.
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Opinion: Creating the best testbed for e-health
Australia’s national e-health program has come under scrutiny in recent months due to early teething problems, the laborious process of registering for the service and the lack of incentives for private care participation.
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NEHTA licenses CSIRO software for e-health rollout
The National E-Health Transition Authority (NEHTA) has licensed software from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) to aid the move to a standardised dictionary of clinical terms as part of the Federal Government’s PCEHR project.