A Post Publication Review of "Enhancing client welfare through better communication of private mental health data between rural service providers"

  • Catherine Jane Thomas Charles Sturt University
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3127/ajis.v20i0.1343
Keywords: Confidentiality, privacy, ehealth, rurality, trust models

Abstract

A short post publication review of a recent AJIS paper.

Author Biography

Catherine Jane Thomas, Charles Sturt University
Dr Cate Thomas is the Courses Director and Senior Lecture  Social Work Programs at Charles Sturt University. Cate has extensive experience in government, and non-government service delivery, academia, and has also worked as a private social policy consultant undertaking consultancy into childcare models. Cate completed her PhD at Sydney University in 2011 on the topic The Research Utilisation Nexus: Putting Research into Practice. (An examination of research to practice utilisation in a child welfare context in New South Wales). She is passionate about evidence-informed practice in the human services field and received a NSW Premier's Silver Award in 2008 for her work in the research to practice area. This lense of evidence-informed practice strengthens her research and commentaries on social justice, and rural and remote human service system delivery.
Published
2016-03-23
How to Cite
Thomas, C. J. (2016). A Post Publication Review of "Enhancing client welfare through better communication of private mental health data between rural service providers". Australasian Journal of Information Systems, 20. https://doi.org/10.3127/ajis.v20i0.1343
Issue
Vol 20 (2016)
Section
Post-Publication Reviews

Copyright (c) 2016 Catherine Jane Thomas

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