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Primary Care NetworkWhat…where…how…?
Shared services across multiple organisations
Secure managed access into General practice
Access managed from a single point, by single organisation
Governed by NPHOS HISO standard architecture Connected health approved
Why a private cloud…?
General practice Single managed access to connected health
network Centrally managed policies around remote
access to practice sites Points of interconnect (POI) governed by NPIGG Central deployment of health applications Fully redundant HA for intranet access to
private cloud
Who can benefit from the private cloud…?
Supporting Vendors Controlled remote management of onsite health
applications High level governance structure around deployment /
change management Vendors can gain assurance that their applications
are managed end-to-end rather than the current piecemeal management structure
Upgrades and new products easily deployed and supported over ‘large single network’ rather than ‘small isolated networks’
Who can benefit from the private cloud…? Cont…
3rd party health application providers Wider coverage when trying to engage Centralised support channels rather than
disconnected, ad-hoc networks Vendor support Network (VSN) Back-to-back agreements with single
governance group, rather than individual general practices
Who can benefit from the private cloud…? Cont…
Northland District Health Board Telehealth – Outpatients in primary care
FSA (Specialist Appointments) Beta Clinics – GP engagement required – Lead:
Roger Tuck Top Health – Beta Clinic - John Bradley End-to-end support model
user / training / technical / VSN Prioritisation from General Manager – Sue Wyeth
Who can benefit from the private cloud…? Cont…
Northland District Health Board Telehealth – Outpatients in primary care
PCN related costs for secondary care involvement CapEx
Implementation - $15 – 25k OpEx
Monthly subscription (3yr minimum term) - $
Who can benefit from the private cloud…? Cont…
Current Telehealth Example Mid North Mental Health
Community-based project 3mb/s copper network upgrade required – expensive
PCN can provide cheaper / faster services Currently single scope per project, PCN would provision scope across
multiple projects The PCN could currently provide the following benefits:
Facilitate General Practice engagement Technology procurement ie. Communications & local support Facilitate means of collegial support ie. Grand rounds & shared care
meetings Already discussing primary care tech support for likes of Kaitaia Hospital.
Makes sense to propose increased scope to including primary & community DHB projects – Tony Werner (Desktop Services Manager, HA)
Improve ROI for DHB, PHO, General Practice and Patients
Why should NDHB come on-board with the PCN initiative…?
Facilitates key considerations from the HSP1. Opportunities for intersectoral collaboration2. The requirement for capacity planning and
development in workforce, facilities, information sharing and systems, new technologies, clinical leadership and engagement, and quality improvement
How does this fit into the “Health Strategic Plan”