ICHOM and LOGEX sign agreement to accelerate the implementation of value-based healthcare worldwide
LONDON, March 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/
The International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM) signs a multi-year agreement with Dutch health analytics company LOGEX to launch the ICHOM Global Benchmarking Platform. The collaboration
will provide the healthcare community the first ever platform to benchmark patient outcomes internationally, enabling faster learning and improvements of healthcare across the globe.
ICHOM and LOGEX, a leading healthcare and analytics company, will establish the world s first Global Benchmarking Platform using machine-readable versions of ICHOM s Standard Sets. These simplify implementation and reduce the registration burden in clinical practice, laying the foundation for global benchmarking. The benchmarking platform will enable comparison of outcome measures that matter to patients across providers, regions and nations.
Obituary: Taupō artist Val Raymond s works spanned culture, history and environment
3 Mar, 2021 08:33 PM
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A photo of Val Raymond taken for the 2017 exhibition and book Broom to Boom: 20 Lives, 20 Years. Photo / Nick Bradford
A photo of Val Raymond taken for the 2017 exhibition and book Broom to Boom: 20 Lives, 20 Years. Photo / Nick Bradford May future generations protect New Zealand s unique heritage of environmental, historical and cultural identity.
That was the fervent wish of well-known, respected and nationally and internationally-recognised Taupō artist Val Raymond, who died unexpectedly on February 19.
A recipient of numerous national art awards and member of and exhibitor with the NZ Academy of Fine Arts, Val spent a lifetime devoted to art and her evolution as an artist was apparent in the range and depth of works she produced throughout a distinguished art career which spanned seven decades.
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Turkey Says Could Sign Deal With Egypt On Maritime Zone
Foreign minister says Turkey welcomes Egypt s respect for its continental shelf in Eastern Mediterranean. Turkey could sign an agreement with Egypt after negotiating maritime jurisdictions, the nation s foreign minister said on Wednesday. Depending on the course of our relations, we could also sign an agreement with Egypt by negotiating maritime jurisdictions, Mevlut Cavusoglu said in a joint news conference with Georgian counterpart Davit Zalkaliani in Ankara, the Turkish capital.
When Egypt signed an agreement with Greece on the boundaries​​​​​​​ in Eastern Mediterranean, it respected Turkey s southern borders of the continental shelf, Cavusoglu said.
CSIRO and Elsevier Sign Pilot Agreement on Research Access and Publishing Services
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA / ACCESSWIRE / March 3, 2021 / Australia s national science agency, CSIRO, and Elsevier, a global leader in research publishing and information analytics, today announced a new three-year agreement that will provide CSIRO researchers with access to global academic research and open access publishing options.
This is the first agreement that includes publishing and reading services for Elsevier across the Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) region.
The new agreement provides CSIRO researchers with access to ScienceDirect, Elsevier s world-leading platform that brings together scientific knowledge and peer-reviewed research with more than 16 million articles from the company s 2,500+ journals and enables these researchers to publish open access across Elsevier journals.