1 / 19

Public Health and Web-Based Mapping La Collectivité ingénieuse Péninsule acadienne inc. November 22, 2005

Public Health and Web-Based Mapping La Collectivité ingénieuse Péninsule acadienne inc. November 22, 2005.

terry
Download Presentation

Public Health and Web-Based Mapping La Collectivité ingénieuse Péninsule acadienne inc. November 22, 2005

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Public Health and Web-Based Mapping La Collectivité ingénieuse Péninsule acadienne inc. November 22, 2005

  2. CIPA:A non for profit organisation recognized as a national and international centre of excellence in lasting rural developmentthrough smart use of information and communication technologies.

  3. Surface: 2 825 km2 4 towns, 10 villages, 47 LSD 57 000 inhabitants

  4. Rural Development Model • Community empowerment • Bottom-up approach • Enhance community capacity • By and for the community • Development of local expertise • Transferable and exportable

  5. Enhancing community e-capacity • Business and economy • Governance • Access • Learning • Health and Wellness

  6. Goal • To develop smart Telehealth services by using ICTs, through which the Internet becomes a basic instrument where it is possible to: • Search for information • Learn new skills • Find solutions

  7. Collaborative partnerships • More than 100 service provider alliances • Most regional health authorities of N.-B. • 13 provincial organisations • Provincial Health, Family and Community services • Atlantic francophone health networks • Private sector collaborations in N.-B. • National partners: Francommunautés virtuelles (Industry Canada), Web Accessibility Office and Health Canada

  8. Franco-Tech 2005 • Theme: Health at the Heart of a Virtual Community • Over 125 Participants from eastern Canada • Highlight contribution of ICTs’ in Health reform and sustainability • Topics covered: Virtual Therapy, E-management of cardiovascular risks, 24/7 health decision-making, Outreach of Health Portals, Geomatics and Health, and others • Launching of national project with Industry Canada: Le CyberVillageSanté

  9. cybervillagesante.cipanb.ca A telehealth modelby and for rural communities

  10. Key features • Unique single-entry 2D & 3D interface • Integrated community approach • Online databases/geomatics applications • Actions for healthy living • Interactive prevention strategies • Smart self-care applications • Telecoaching, consultation and support • e-Learning, training and research • Collaboration extranet • Planning and evaluation framework • Web accessibility and inclusion

  11. Health Centre • Healthy lifestyles strategies • Illness prevention • Réduction of consequences of at risk behaviour • Development of self-care plans • Multiple telehealth services

  12. Grocery • Promotion and education of healthy eating habits • Capacity to establish special diets according to age, condition and revenu

  13. Development of life skills, self-esteem and insight on personnal strenghts.

  14. Current projects • The CyberVillageSanté, a health portal • Directory of services (PA) • A 12 hr skills training program for future parents A New Life • A workplace health and wellness model Jouer à l’équipe gagnante • Provincial network of Web-4-All workstations • 30 access sites to free Internet (PA) • 10 Health-Info kiosks (PA)

  15. Other related projects • On-line Regional Emergency Response Plan • Collaboration Extranet

  16. Benefits • Focus on promotion and prevention. • More accessible, higher-quality services. • Unique gateway. • Network of Web networks. • Affordable and sustainable solutions. • Alternative primary health care delivery model of best practices. • Portable and exportable models. • Time and money savings. • 24/7 Access.

  17. La Collectivité ingénieusede laPéninsule acadienne(CIPA) inc. November 2005

More Related