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A Philip GAETJENS (Chair), Secretary, The Treasury RESIGNED 07 APR 2015
B Blair COMLEY, Secretary, Department of Premier and Cabinet
C Dr Michele BRUNIGES, Secretary, Department of Education
and Communities
D Dr Mary FOLEY, Secretary, NSW Ministry of Health
E Mark PATERSON AO, Secretary, Department of Trade and SACKED 07 APR 2015
Investment, Regional Infrastructure and Services
F David STEWART, Secretary, Transport for NSW RESIGNED 16 FEB 2015
G Andrew CAPPIE-WOOD, Secretary, Department of Police and
Justice
H Michael COUTTS-TROTTER, Secretary, Department of Family
and Community Services
I Michael PRATT, Customer Service Commissioner, Chair of
the Service NSW Board
J Anthony WONG, Chair of the ICT Advisory Panel
Tue 05 May 2015 Recipient:6121SYe1
REF:AEAGE5R1 Y/R:eml 2015/04/28
IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
Roy BISHOP E: Sydney@parliament.nsw.gov.au
Electorate Officer for F:{61}(2)9331-3053
Alex GREENWICH MP M:{61}(0)
Independent Member for Sydney P:{61}(2)9360-3053
58 Oxford St PADDINGTON 2021 W:alexgreenwich.com.au
Dear Roy
KEY ISSUE FOR PUBLIC - 1ST PRIORITY IMPROVE HEALTH SERVICES
Thank you for your advice below on who to copy in on key issues
The reason why Alex GREENWICH as a new independent member of the NSW Parliament
was copied in on the emails is so that he is aware of the problems for his
constituents for their Health Care as Independents have in the past exert tremendous
"Political Clout" in bringing about Change eg John HATTON and the Wood Royal
Commission
Recently the NSW Premier appointed an ICT Governance Board to accelerate the
"NSW Digital Economy Strategy"
http://www.finance.nsw.gov.au/ict/governance/ictboard
This NSW ICT Governance Board conducted public surveys in Sep 2014 which identified
Health Services as the 1st priority for the NSW Digital Economy
{Att A-What Public want from Digital Economy - 1st Priority improve Health Services}
In addition the Health Portfolio consumes the largest proportion of the NSW Budget
In 2007 the IT Advisory Committee/Board of the National eHealth Transition Authority
[NEHTA] approved 9 different eHealth standards for eHealth Applications each with
different Name & Address formats
{Att B-2007-06-28 NEHTA Document Format Choices Paper v1 0 candidate}
All but one of these eHealth Candidate Standards appear to be owned by overseas
organisations hence there will be a perpetual licensing cost as well as a perpetual
Health Information Exchange costs between the different eHealth standards
{Att C - 2007 NEHTA Candidate Standard Owners}
There have been a number of reports on the problems for "Health Data Interoperability"
particularly with different "Name & Address" formats
A group of senior managers has identified that the 2005 "Name & Address" format
of the NSW Supreme eCourt documents should be used for all electronic communications
particularly eHealth records
Research & Letters
NEXT STEPS
If Mr GREENWICH could spend some time to understand the "NSW Digital Economy
Strategy" he could become a long-term champion of the people like Fred MACK, John
HATTON and Tony WINDSOR at this critical time for the "NSW Government transition
to the Digital Economy"
{Att D-Ted MACK exMP launch "Against the Machines"}
Who would you suggest should be copied in on this Issue ?
Thank you
Yours sincerely
Stephen GOULD
Partner Electronic Information Interchange [EII] Projects
HALISA INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
B: PO Box 517 NEUTRAL BAY JUNCTION 2089
E: HIN.1a2pepa1@gmail.com
M: {61}(0)416-009-468
Att
A A-What Public want from Digital Economy - 1st Priority improve Health Services
B B-2007-06-28 NEHTA Document Format Choices Paper v1 0 candidate
C C - 2007 NEHTA Candidate Standard Owners
D D-Ted MACK exMP launch "Against the Machines"
>Hi folks
>
>We have received your email, and from your message it appears that you live in
>another electorate. If this is not the case, please let me know your address.
>
>If there are opportunities for Alex to act on statewide matters, I will pass your
>message on to him.
>
>Alex gives priority to constituents of the Sydney electorate and working on the policy
>commitments he made before the election. He may not be able to follow up matters
>for individual constituents in other areas, and I recommend that you contact your
>local MP for this purpose.
>
>A list of NSW MPs is at
www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/members.nsf/V3Home
>
>Alex is not a Minister in the NSW Government and does not have direct
>responsibility for legislation. You may wish to contact the relevant Minister directly if
>you seek law reform.
>
>You will find a list of NSW Ministers
www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/members.nsf/V3ListCurrentMinisters
>
>You should contact your federal MP for Commonwealth Government matters,
>including Centrelink, immigration, visas trade and international concerns.
>
>State MPs have no direct authority over Councils and you should contact your
>Mayor/Councillors for these matters.
>
>Regards
>Roy Bishop
>Electorate Officer for Alex Greenwich MP
>Independent Member for Sydney
>58 Oxford Street Paddington 2021
>Telephone 9360 3053
>Facsimile 9331 6963
>http://alexgreenwich.com.au
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