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The Sun Country Regional Health Authority learned at its November 27 meeting that all of its facilities, except for three, have now been connected to the provincial Telehealth system, which allows patients, residents and clients to access doctors in other parts of the province and the country without travelling.

Sunset Haven in Carnduff is the latest to join the Telehealth network.

Using the services of a doctor, psychiatrist, or other specialist through Telehealth saves patients and clients thousands of dollars in travel costs every year, and eliminates hours of inconvenience. Telehealth uses information technology to link patients to health care from a distance.

Weiterlesen: CA: Saskatchewan: Telehealth expands in Sun Country

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No efforts to streamline or lower costs of online services since 2005, finds auditor general.

Ten years ago, Canada held the distinction of being the top ranked country in the world for the breadth and sophistication of its electronic government services. Citing the Canadian government's integrated, strategic approach, annual assessments by Accenture found that more important services were offered online in Canada than anywhere else.

Weiterlesen: Canada Devolves into an E-Government Dinosaur

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As the Canadian government works to streamline and consolidate its IT services, a group of deputy ministers say the government must focus on the usability of new technologies for clients and employees.

Deputy Minister of Canadian Heritage Daniel Jean, Deputy Minister of Industry Canada John Knubley and Associate Deputy Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada Renée Jolicoeur spoke at a government technology conference Thursday in Ottawa. The panel, moderated by Deputy Minister and President of the Canada School of Public Service Linda Lizotte-MacPherson, focused on the management of changes within government IT.

Weiterlesen: CA: End user must be the starting point of public service IT shifts: deputy ministers

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Ten years ago, Canada was the top ranked country in the world for the breadth and sophistication of its electronic government services. A decade later, our rankings have steadily declined.

Ten years ago, Canada held the distinction of being the top ranked country in the world for the breadth and sophistication of its electronic government services. Citing the Canadian government’s integrated, strategic approach, annual assessments by Accenture found that more important services were offered online in Canada than anywhere else.

Weiterlesen: CA: Ottawa’s complete e-government failure: Geist

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The federal government’s IT consolidation program being undertaken by Shared Services Canada expects to save some $50 million by improving the way government offices handle email.

Shared Services Canada generated savings “almost immediately” by taking a government-wide approach to integrating the government’s IT infrastructure, said Diane Finley, minister of public works and government services, in her speech at the Government and Technology Exhibition and Conference (GTEC) yesterday in Ottawa.

“Email transformation will result in $ 50 million of taxpayers’ dollars saved,” she said.

Weiterlesen: CA: Government eyes $50 million savings in email transformation

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