Patient Portal Personal Electronic Health Record: Today, patients are treated by different healthcare professionals and medical specialists in varying healthcare facilities, especially when they are chronically ill. Particularly for these patients, it is essential to improve inter-sectoral and cross-sectoral patient treatment. One challenge is bringing together all the relevant data for medical care. The communication … Read more
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The concept of customer relationship management is gaining attraction in companies across the world. Because businesses have come to terms with the opportunities inherent in the adoption and implementation of CRM initiative. CRM measure Service Quality with the establishment of divisions such as: customer experience, customer complaint, customer relations, customer value and advancement respectively, it … Read more
Children are among the most vulnerable populations, especially in times of conflict, famine, natural disasters and other emergency situations. With the increasing frequency of emergency situations globally, there is a notable need to ensure that child protection efforts are adequately prioritised and resourced. Quality, timely data and information are critical to the success of child … Read more
Aged Care Social Network Platforms Service Support: Most developed countries currently face a demographic change towards an ageing society. In this respect, the so-called transition age between 60 and 75 is crucial for individual health and wellbeing, since it usually is connected with the transition from work life to retirement. Keywords: Online Social Networks; Service … Read more
CRM 2.0 within E-Health Systems: Towards Achieving Health Literacy & Customer Satisfaction. The term e-health is an emerging field at the intersection of healthcare, Information Communication Technology, and business process, referring to health services and information delivered or enhanced through the Internet and related technologies. Keywords: Healthcare: CRM 2.0 within E-Health, CRM 2.0; HIS; Social … Read more
How to implement Aged Care NDIS Case Database Management & CRM 2.0 as a strategy for managing interactions and communication with patients/participants/clients which involves using Information and Communication Technology to organise, automate, and coordinate business processes. CRM with the Web technology provides Community Service and Healthcare Providers the ability to broaden service beyond its usual … Read more
Implementing a Marketing 2.0 Model combines traditional marketing techniques with Web 2.0 and other social media elements. By using your website, blog, social network(s), and email marketing to create a conversation between your company, customers, and prospects, Marking 2.0 allows you to extend your marketing reach beyond that of traditional marketing methods. Combining the traditional … Read more
Off The Shelf E-Government Solutions for the Public Sector Reduced budgets and increased competition for funding means qualifying and protecting your streams is an imperative. Delivering services under the a new care model means that you need to adapt and evolve the way you deliver services at present.We live in a consumer society. Giving the … Read more
Want to know the differences between web 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0? Here is your answer. The below slideshow “Web 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 for dummies” gives you a simple explanation of the evolution of web 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 and the differences between them. When the web was in its early days, we didn’t know exactly … Read more