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The past few years has seen a move away from paper based systems in healthcare to an increased investment in health IT systems, digital medical devices and administrative systems. However, effective integration and interoperability of systems is lacking.
The inaugural eHealth Interoperability Conference builds on our well established ehealth conference series and will discuss the benefits of interoperability solutions, methods for increasing interoperability and integrating yet more systems into your hospital or healthcare service, and will feature case studies of successful interoperability projects.
To give you an idea of the calibre of speakers and breadth of topics already featured in this series here are some past papers from the PCEHR conference, National Telehealth Summit, and Electronic Medication Management Conference.
Improving the National Telehealth Landscape
Dr Mukesh Haikerwal, Head Clinical Lead, National E-Health Transition Authority
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PCEHR and eHealth Adoption in Australia – Where are We, What’s Next?
- Where are we? A summary of PCEHR functionality and adoption to date
- Broader eHealth context and initiatives
- eHealth stakeholders
- What’s next? Challenges and opportunities going forward
Larissa Briedis, Policy Manager, NEHTA – National E-Health Transition Authority
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The Australian Medicines Terminology (AMT) and Electronic Medication Management
- What is a medicines terminology?
- What is the structure of AMT and what information is provided?
- What use cases are supported?
- What current implementation experience is available?
- How does AMT align with national initiatives?
John Barned, Product Lead, Medicines, NEHTA – National E-Health Transition Authority
Helen Pretty, Australian Medicines Terminology Lead, NEHTA – National E-Health Transition Authority
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