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National E-Health Strategy - Department of Health
Australian Health Ministers' ConferenceDecember 2008 National E-Health StrategySUMMARY Victorian Department of Human Services, on behalf of the Australian Health Ministers Conference (2008) This document may be downloaded from the Australian Health Ministers Advisory Council (AHMAC) website at Further information can be obtained from the AHMAC National E-Health and Information Principal Committee (NEHIPC) Secretariat, Department of Human Services, 50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VIC 3000. Foreword Australia s Health system delivers some of the world s best Health outcomes. However, maintaining or improving these outcomes in the face of growing pressures on the Health care system will require a fundamental change in the way Health care is delivered into the 21st century. Change must address the way information is accessed and shared across the Health system, which will in turn transform the way Health care professionals practice and consumers interact with the Health system.
National E-Health Strategy Summary Page 1 1 Introduction Australia has one of the best health systems in the world based on the health outcomes of its
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