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  • Qld Health seeks senior e-health official

    Queensland Health (QH) has started searching for a senior public servant to oversee technology partners contracted for the state's $750 million investment in e-health systems.

  • Victoria's e-referral project steams ahead

    The Victorian state government is pushing ahead with plans to implement electronic referral functionality within the state's medical sector.

  • NSW hospitals take part in e-health trial

    The ICTeHealth Consortium is currently finalising arrangements to begin an 18-month trial involving 10 NSW hospitals in order to identify the problems in data management.

  • IBA picks up $3.5m NZ work

    ASX-listed e-health vendor IBA Health has secured AU$3.5 million worth of contract extensions with three New Zealand district health boards through its subsidiary iSOFT.

  • SA nursed back to e-health with AU$17m Web plan

    Nurses and midwives working in South Australia's public hospital system will soon have automated access to patient records through a new AU$17 million Web based information system.

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