Talk:National Electronic Health Transition Authority

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This article is being used for a university class project. It will aim to provide information and background on the National Electronic Health Transition Authority.

Then I suggest you teach students not to copy verbatim the buzzwords and self promoting nonsense put out by government departments. This article is terrible, conveys no useful information whatsoever. In fact it is misleading. --ෆාට් බුබුල (talk) 05:44, 12 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Category:Review for Health Informatics

Review for Health Informatics:

The article accurately describes NEHTA and its operations
Effectively identifies the organisations purpose, vision and mission statements, aswell as its strategic plans
Clever use of inter-wiki links
Well structured and logical use of headings

Suggestions:

More detail in regards to the development of Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records (PCEHR's)
Use a wider variety of information sources as the NEHTA website is the articles only reference

Review

Review for Health Informatics:

This article pulls a lot of precise information informing people of NEHTA
You clearly cover all major points that surrounds NEHTA
Clear and accurate headings for each point
No padding. Straight to the point

Thoughts:

Under the strategic points it may be beneficial to expand on them to allow a greater understanding on what will be occurring
Is there now a 2013 stage to the plan? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Ssstephens27 (talk • contribs) 01:37, 22 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]

NEED TO EDIT Title of page “National Electronic Health Transition Authority”. The registered name of the organisation is: "National E-Health Transition Authority"
This NEHTA Wikipedia page appears to be content based on last year’s NEHTA Annual Report 2011 -2012. This has been updated in the NEHTA Annual report 2012-13 (6.76 MB) for download here: Publications: Annual Reports http://www.nehta.gov.au/media-centre/nehta-publications/download-centre

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