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Delivering IT Support For
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Is There A Strategy ?
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Organisational/Operational Development
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5th May 2004 : Interoperability
Framework
The primary focus of the Office of the e-Envoy is
to improve the delivery of public services and achieve
long term cost savings by joining-up online government
services around the needs of customers. The e-Envoy
is responsible for ensuring that all government
services are available electronically by 2005 with
key services achieving high levels of use. See:
http:// www.e-envoy.gov.uk |
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8th January 2004 : High
Tech Bed Management in Staffordshire & Shropshire.
A computerised control centre in the West Midlands
will connect up to 12 hospitals across the region,
letting ambulances, hospitals and GPs know where
there are spare beds for emergency patients.
http://www.informatics.nhs.uk/ |
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1st December 2003 : Tele-homecare
and Telemedicine:
Source of information about telemedicine for the
NHS in Scotland. The Scottish Telemedicine Initiative
has been funded by the Scottish Executive Health
Department to promote the implementation of telemedicine
in Scotland. Guiding its work is a clinical forum
- the Scottish Telemedicine Action Forum. The Scottish
Telemedicine Action Forum (STAF) is a group consisting
of clinicians, academics, managers and technologists
who have been appointed to oversee the development
of telemedicine within Scotland.
http://www.show.scot.nhs.uk/telemedicine/ |
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1st December 2003 : RARARI Projects
in Focus
The Remote And Rural Areas Resource Initiative (RARARI
for short) is a project funded by N.H.S Scotland,
to develop healthcare services and support for professional
staff in remote and rural parts of Scotland. RARARI
has developed new, clinically appropriate, accessible
and sustainable healthcare models in remote and
rural areas. http://www.rararibids.org.uk/rarari/links.asp |
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