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The National E-Health and Information Principal Committee, a subcommittee of the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council, is responsible for providing e-health advice and information strategies, as well as promoting collaboration between the Commonwealth, States and Territories to implement these strategies. Deloitte has been commissioned by the Committee, on behalf of the Council, to develop a National E-Health Strategy. An opportunity to contribute to the strategy is now available. The Strategy will provide: Through senior industry representatives from the AIIA Healthcare Special Interest Group, AIIA was recently interviewed by Deloitte regarding the development of the the Strategy. AIIA encourages your company to contribute to the planning, development and scope of this important national strategy; a survey on the Deloitte's website is now available through the link below. Submissions can also be provided through this website. Take the National E-Health Strategy survey now The Australian Government has now released the new National Employment Standards, created as part of the Government's reform of workers' rights and the workplace relations system. The new Standards were released by the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, and the Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations, Julia Gillard on 16 June 2008 and will come into effect from 1 January, 2010. The NES defines the Australian workplace standards for maximum weekly hours of work, leave (including parental, annual, carer's, personal, long service and community leave), flexible working arrangements, termination and redundancy pay. A complete copy of the NES has been published at www.workplace.gov.au AIIA made a detailed formal submission to the Independent Review of the Australian Government's Use of ICT (also known as the Gershon Review) on Friday 13 June, 2008. This Review has the potential to significantly change the environment in which the ICT industry does business with the Australian Government. AIIA devoted substantial effort to ensure that views representative of all members (including large multinational companies, major Australian organisations, SMEs and startups) were communicated to the Review; consequently, the submission was based on extensive industry consultation and feedback from members. AIIA's submission is underpinned by three main themes: NSW business women's trade mission to Malaysia 10 - 14 November 2008 The NSW Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) is inviting senior women business owners and export managers in NSW companies to participate in a trade mission to Malaysia from 10 - 14 November this year. AIIA supports the mission and encourages women in the ICT sector to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity. Read more 2009 ATSE Clunies Ross Awards Nominations close 30 June 2008 Nominations for the 2009 ATSE Clunies Ross Awards, which recognise pre-eminent Australian scientists and technologists who have bridged the gap between research and the marketplace, will close on 30 June 2008. Read more Victorian Pearcey Award for Young ICT Achievers Nominations are now open The Pearcey award is a Victorian State award aimed at encouraging and rewarding fresh and innovative talent in the IT Profession. It is awarded to an individual early in their career who has demonstrated innovative and pioneering achievement and contribution to research and development. Read more Energy standards for computers and monitors Industry engagement processes The Federal Government is currently exploring the possibility of introducing national standards and marketplace labeling for energy efficiency in computers and monitors through the Equipment Energy Efficiency Programme (E3) at the Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (DEWHA). Read more Going Global – taking your business to the world 2008 iAwards sponsors
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