Yes, Babelfish it is. They offer a hub-like service that allows you to
send from any protocol to any protocol (e.g. HTTP to POP3, FTP to SOAP)
and from any format to any format (PIT to SAPDF anyone?).
Apparently, Tasmania accepts that the implementation of communication
standards is either impossible, not desirable or doomed. This approach
must be a tremendous relief to all IT players who have a presence in
Tasmania because it effectively eliminates any incentive for the
adoption of common standards to ensure interoperability.
JMVHO, of course.
Tony Lembke wrote:
Hmmmmmm.
Anyone know anything about this mob? What system do they use?
Tower of babel?
Cheers,
Tony Lembke
WSS wins Referral Messaging contract for GP’s across Tasmania
Melbourne, Victoria – 12 June 2007: Major e-health solutions provider,
Working Systems
Solutions Limited (ASX:WSS), are pleased to announce that it has signed
a contract with
General Practice Tasmania Limited for the statewide deployment of
secure electronic
messaging using WSS’ ReferralNet .
The General Practice Tasmania network comprises the three Divisions of
General Practice
and the Rural Workforce Agency in Tasmania .
Collaboration across the General Practice Tasmania network has resulted
in an agreed
state-wide approach and the subsequent Secure Electronic Clinical
Communications
Initiative (SECCI). The SECCI Project that has been funded by
HealthConnect, will deliver
standardised electronic clinical messages through the implementation of
a secure two-way
electronic messaging service between Tasmanian GPs and specialists.
General Practice Tasmania selected WSS’ ReferralNet as the preferred
supplier for Phase 1
of the SECCI Project.
“After reviewing several solutions, we were confident that it was
ReferralNet that would
meet our need for secure electronic messaging in primary care and
deliver long term
sustainability”, said Sarah Male, Chief Executive Officer of General
Practice Tasmania.
WSS’ vision of healthcare connectivity, chronic disease management and
consumer
wellness management, aligns with Tasmania’s vision to provide better
healthcare through
information sharing across all members of the community - covering
consumers, primary
care, aged care, acute care, pharmacies and diagnostic service
providers..
“Secure messaging of clinical information is essential for
population-based health programs.
This prestigious project is a major milestone for the Company which is
fast developing as the
partner of choice for e-health. ”, said Mathew Cherian, WSS Chief
Executive Officer.
About Working Systems Solutions Limited
Working Systems Solutions is a leading provider of e-health solutions
to the Australian Healthcare industry,
covering over 25% of Australian hospitals, General Practice and
specialist clinics.
Branded as “Global Health”, WSS products support the clinical, consumer
and operational needs of Healthcare
providers committed to the effective management of chronic disease and
health promotion programs for
consumers. Internet connectivity is embedded in Global Health
applications to promote secure information
sharing, financial transactions and the use of technology in ways that
transform the way healthcare is delivered.
WSS listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in April 2000 (ASX:WSS) and
operates out of offices in Melbourne,
Perth and Malaysia. For further information about Working Systems and
our products, visit www.ws.com.au and
www.global-health.com.
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