Dialog Information Technology wins key role in the replacement of Northern Territory clinical systems
The Northern Territory Government is investing $259 million over five years on a fully integrated health system replacing four major clinical systems. The Core Clinical Systems Renewal Program (CCSRP) will provide a single electronic medical record for all patients in the Northern Territory.
Dialog was selected early in the tendering process by InterSystems as its Northern Territory integration partner for the Core Clinical System Renewal Program. Dialog has more than 16 years’ experience delivering information technology solutions and services to the health sector in the Northern Territory and more than 35 years nationally.
Northern Territory Minister for Health, Natasha Fyles, said “This is the largest and most complex ICT systems project ever undertaken in the Northern Territory and is a major investment in improving our public health system and creating jobs”.
Dialog is delighted to be able to draw on its expertise delivering IT systems and services in the health sector to support the provision of health care in the Northern Territory.
Dialog Information Technology is one of Australia's leading technology services organisations trading from offices around Australia. Established in 1979, Dialog employs over 1,200 information technology specialists. Dialog also has several complementary subsidiaries including Access HQ, a leading technology and user experience testing organisation, ICEMEDIA, one of Australia’s leading and most innovative multimedia companies, and CatapultBI, Australia's leading business insights and data management consultancy.
To find out more about the services offers, visit Dialog’s expertise page.