Fraudband

[assmen clincher]

not only did Kev have the vision to see tomorrows internet today, but also by implementing this super duper star trek form of computing Kev has generated a massive boost to employment and GDP

[kevin457]

With the Baby Boomers retiring—need the productivity the (real) NBN will guve. As the Boomers grow old and frail—the NBN will allow them to stay in their own home. Etc etc etc.

How will NBN Co allow boomers to remain in their homes longer Monk?

[Jovial_Monk]

eHealth, telehealth whatever you want to call it.

[Jovial_Monk]

BTW, Fraudband will take just as long as the NBN to rollout. Negotiate with Telstra, negotiate with ACCC, redesign the network etc etc.

[assmen clincher]

thank goodness for Gillards Super clinics

[IQS.RLOW]

thank goodness for Gillards Super clinics

Weren't they Kevs that didn't get built, or was it juliars that didn't get built?

Monk ehealth bullshit has been thoroughly debunked many times. Something about the left and repetitive lies is in your DNA. Like a mongoloid chil, you have an extra chromosome or something very wrong with you.

It's why you should be culled and removed from society.

[kevin457]

eHealth, telehealth whatever you want to call it.

Thats GOLD....

Dr Google calling?

Read this Monk... and keep dreaming if you truly think Labor will roll out anything more than the most expensive election campaign this nations ever seen.

BUREAUCRATS armed with clipboards have been sent into hospitals and nursing homes to cajole patients to sign up for an eHealth record their doctors still won't be able to use.

Nine months after it was launched, the Government's $1 billion eHealth system holds just 414 patient records and is only a fifth of the way towards its target of signing up 500,000 patient users by June 30.

There are currently only two hospitals using the personally controlled electronic health record (PCEHR) system and they have uploaded just 155 discharge summaries.

And the system remains barely operational because fewer than one per cent of doctors have signed up for the Healthcare Identifier service number they need to be able to access patient records.

http://www.news.com.au/national-news/ou ... 6619874616

How many more pre-electoral promises will they make and break I wonder?

[assmen clincher]

When you arrive into the 21st century you shall find Superclinics, an NBN and Australia's leading BER
Australia will then welcome you
meanwhile, enjoy the 20th century

[IQS.RLOW]

When you arrive into the 21st century you shall find Superclinics, an NBN and Australia's leading BER
Australia will then welcome you
meanwhile, enjoy the 20th century

We require proof here. Not idiot slogan spouting.

You need to try harder

[kevin457]

If only 1% of doctors are willing to sign up for e-health, (and probably Dr's on working Visas sucking up to our federal government with a view to gaining permanent residency and training) .....

THE withdrawal of incentive payments to doctors who fail to sign up to the e-Health scheme must be delayed until 2014, says the AMA because of the multiple problems dogging the scheme ahead of its July 1 launch date.

Australian Medical Association president Dr Steve Hambleton said as things stood doctors would be penalised for failing to sign up to a system that is far from operational.

Eleven days before the launch of the new system that will see patient medical records digitalised, legislation underpinning it is still before the parliament.

The system needed to authenticate the identity of doctors using it is not ready and no doctors are signed up to use it.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/austral ... 6401510689


They are planning to penalise Dr's for their unwillingness to sign up for a system that's far from ready.

Labor want this up and running by the election, ready or not.