I was alerted to this gathering today.
AIIA Healthcare Briefing
Tuesday 30 March 2010
North Sydney
“NEHTA progress report”
AIIA is supporting NEHTA in the introduction of better ways of electronically collecting and securely exchanging health information in Australian healthcare.
Today’s briefing is to have an update on the various initiatives on the NEHTA agenda that healthcare account managers in ICT companies need to be aware.
Lisa will provide an overview of the major projects, their progress and expected implement framework over the next twelve months. In particular, we have asked him (her ?) to give the outlook for Shared EHR. Lisa will also give information on jurisdiction and implementation issues and opportunities.
Our discussion will be on what companies need to be doing to be business ready to take advantage of the NEHTA developments.
Speakers
Lisa Smith, General Manager, NEHTA
Details
When: Tuesday 30 March 2010
When: 0800 - 0930
Where: Training Auditorium, Intel Corporation, Level 17, 111 Pacific Highway, North Sydney
The building between Miller and Walker Streets, North Sydney
Access: Parking is available in the nearby Greenwood Centre. North Sydney Railway Station is the nearest train station.
Bookings: There’s no need to rsvp – just turn up
Cost: complimentary
About AIIA Healthcare Briefings
Australia’s healthcare sector provides key commercial opportunities to AIIA’s member companies, and AIIA seeks to assist our member companies to grow in this marketplace. Our AIIA Healthcare Briefings typically cover sector developments: business issues, drivers and constraints, buyer identification, and sector research.
Designed for senior ICT executives, healthcare account managers, commercial and government account and sales leaders and managers, healthcare business development managers, healthcare business analysts, and consultants. Our Briefings are a great opportunity to catch up with colleagues and to meet new colleagues in the industry.
Intel Australia is a strong supporter of the AIIA Healthcare Briefings and kindly provides its City Office venue for our monthly briefings.
You are welcome to suggest speakers, or to volunteer to be a speaker, for these topics and speakers, or to suggest other topics.
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Sadly I won’t be able to attend but I am sure there are a number of readers who could drop in, have a coffee and ask the questions we would all like answers to.
These might cover just what the plans for the Shared EHR are, what is actually is, how it relates to the Person Controlled EHR so much beloved of the late National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission.
A question or two on when NEHTA expects some e-Health policy announcements might also be interesting.
Enjoy!
David.
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