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The healthcare sector is constantly evolving as technology becomes more sophisticated. St Stephen’s Private Hospital in Hervey Bay, Queensland, which officially opened last month, is the first fully integrated digital hospital in regional Australia. New ways of working meant a new approach to design.

Designed by Conrad Gargett Riddel AMW, the $96 million facility houses the country’s first full electronic medical record (EMR) and digital patient management system, in addition to a digital drug dispensing facility and a capacity to monitor patients during surgeries.

Weiterlesen: Regional Australia’s First Fully Integrated Digital Hospital

Digital disruption has turned much of the corporate sector on its head in the past ten years, laying waste to jobs in some areas while creating whole new industries in others.

And yet there is one giant employer in this country that has remained immune to these dramatic technology forces. The Australian government has been largely unmoved, drifting for years as the world has transformed around it.

Weiterlesen: AU: Turnbull takes the digital bull by the horns

Digital Transformation Office announced by Department of Communications.

The Australian Government has today announced plans to establish a Digital Transformation Office (DTO) to manage the development of digital public services across government.

Based in the Department of Communications, the unit will combine web developers, designers, researchers and content specialists from across government into a new unit to quickly improve e-government services. The announcement said it will “operate more like a start-up than a traditional government agency”.

Weiterlesen: Australia latest to create specialist e-government unit

Plans to integrate all state agencies onto same platform

New South Wales (NSW) is to build a single, centralised payments system for all agencies in the state to use, tender documents have revealed.

Service NSW - the agency charged with bringing together all citizen-facing public services - has published documents seeking commercial interest in building the new system to handle online payments made by citizens.

Weiterlesen: AU: New South Wales building centralised payments system

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has bolstered Malcolm Turnbull's ministerial duties, handing him greater responsibility for e-government in a push to expand the use of a single digital identity for Australians.

Mr Turnbull and Mr Abbott on Friday announced the creation of a new Digital Transformation Office, made up of developers, designers, researchers and content makers. It will work like a start-up and look to expand the use of the MyGov site across federal, state and local governments and potentially deliver big savings for the budget bottom line.

Weiterlesen: AU: Tony Abbott promotes Malcolm Turnbull to take charge of e-government

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