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The Czech Ministry of the Interior inaugurated on 20 March 2012 the new Public Administration Portal, a single electronic gateway to the Czech authorities' information and services.

Information for citizens, foreigners, businesses and entrepreneurs; secure direct login to one's data box; official bulletins, electronic forms - these are just some of the services that have been made available at the single web portal, which can be found at the link www.portal.gov.cz.

Read more: CZ: New Public Administration Portal is live

The IZIP patients' e-health files project, subsidised by the state-controlled VZP insurer for ten years now and widely criticised as disadvantageous for the state, will be wound up, Prime Minister Petr Necas and Health Minister Leos Heger agreed on Thursday, Heger's spokesman told CTK.

The VZP, the country's biggest health insurer whose board of managers comprises 10 representatives of the government and 20 representatives of parties in parliament, invested 1.8 billion crowns in the IZIP project in the past decade.

Read more: CZ: Health Min to scrap electronic health records

The Interior Ministry is looking to turn Česká pošta into a provider of internet, data and mobile services for the public administration

Internet, data and voice services. The Ministry of Interior’s ambition as the founder of the Czech post office, Česká pošta, to turn the state enterprise into an integrated government service organization in the sphere of information and communication technologies (ICT) is taking shape.

Read more: How to push business the Czech Post Office’s way

As reported by its Vice-Mayor Petr Chramosta during an Open Source Software Usage by European Public Administration (OSEPA) workshop on 26 March 2012, the Czech municipality of Grygov uses open source almost in all its activities.

Open source covers most of the applications used by the administration, offers public Internet access across the entire village and it is the basis for an SMS gateway linking the regional fire department with the volunteers in the village. The software even keeps parents up to date on changes in school schedules.

Read more: Full use of open source in Czech municipality

It has now been made possible for doctors in the Czech Republic to register their patients in the IZIP system of electronic health records (EHRs), it was announced on 31 January 2012.

It is hoped that the speed and convenience of this method of registration will contribute to the further development of EHR services and provide healthcare professionals with key health information when they need it.

Prior to the registration it is necessary for the doctor or other healthcare worker to familiarise the patient with how the IZIP system works. A basic condition for concluding the registration is the patient's consent to the input of all the required personal data.

Read more: CZ: Doctors can now register their patients for an EHR in the IZIP system

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