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Information Management & Information Communications TechnologyPage content: Overview | Implementation of SCTT 2009 in systems | Implementation products | 2006-07 e-Referral Capacity Building Through Primary Care Partnerships - Summary report | Contact OverviewA key aim of Victoria’s Primary Care Partnership strategy is to develop and utilize Information Management (IM) and Information Communication Technology (ICT) to enhance service coordination. Note: this page is currently being updated and when complete will include information on the various state and commonwealth IM/ICT initiatives supporting service coordination. Implementation of SCTT 2009 in systemsThe official start of use date for the Service Coordination Tool Templates (SCTT) 2009, the latest version of the SCTT, for agencies working within the health and human services sectors was July 1 2009. To assist agencies to know how their client management systems and electronic referral systems support the SCTT 2009 the Department of Health undertook a vendor survey. All vendors of client management systems and electronic referral systems used by agencies working within the health and human services sectors were encouraged to complete the vendor survey. Responses to the vendor survey are below. Latest version of implementation productsService Coordination Tool Templates 2009 SCTT Layout – Version 4.1 Victorian Statewide Referral Form VSRF Layout – Version 1.1 Personal Alert Victoria Assessment Tool PAV Layout – Version 1.1 § In addition to referring to the Change Control Table, vendors are strongly encouraged to refer to the tool layouts, the high level and the low level conceptual models, the data dictionaries, the code sets, the HL7 messaging implementers specifications, the functional specifications, and relevant state, national, and international standards prior to implementation of SCTT 2009. 2006-07 e-Referral Capacity Building Through Primary Care Partnerships - Summary reportOverviewThe aim of the 2006-07 e-Referral Capacity Building through Primary Care Partnerships funding round was to extend e-referral implementation in PCP member organizations. With a near doubling in both the volume of e-referrals and the number of services participating in referral it is evident that this has been achieved. The Primary Health Branch is continuing to work with a range of stakeholders – including DHS program areas, General Practice Victoria, Australian Institute of Primary Care, and the National E-Health Transition Authority – to manage the continuous improvement of the SCTT tools and to support their use in a developing electronic environment. This work is being overseen by the department’s E-referral Victoria Board. This report provides a summary of the work undertaken and the achievements made as part of the 2006-07 e-Referral Capacity Building through Primary Care Partnerships funding round. Download documents
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5 October, 2009
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