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search primary menu skip to content home about the (tqg) frequently asked questions about the membership member organisations members’ charter membership fees for the (tqg) the international code of practice faqs about the international code of practice for telehealth services tqg manifesto the international code (full version) featured articles courses, seminars, events tqg 2018 events tqg past events manchester conference june 2016 useful links contact us search for: uncategorized videodoc joins the tqg 15th april 2018 admin videodoc joins the tqg this is more than a trend. videodoc is part of the vanguard of services that is giving people easier access to healthcare services online. the company is collaborating with health and care services, notably in the uk and ireland – but with great ambitions to further develop its services internationally. more details of videodoc are to be found in the ‘membership’ section of this website. they join a raft of forward-thinking tqg members, including self help, dignio and svensk telepsykiatri – where ‘online’ is at the core of their businesses. it’s in the code! the fact that ‘online’ services are joining the tqg comes as no surprise. the tqg’s well respected international code of practice for telehealth services (now in its 2018/19 issue) has always been at the cutting edge – with its strong ethical foundation that addresses the needs of mhealth service providers (including a comprehensive clause on video-consultation) and puts the needs of service users (including the security of their personal data) at the forefront. the time is right videodoc join just as the tqg has decided to establish a special interest group that will be developing protocols for video communications in health and care services. at the moment there are no agreed codes or standards – in a context where both service providers and the people that use them need safeguards to be in place. news of the sig will be posted in the next few weeks! featured modernising social alarms and telecare 11th march 2018 admin a conspiracy of whispers? in its current issue, australian ageing agenda features an article by dr malcolm fisk that focuses on the modernisation of social alarms and telecare. his attention is first given to the issue of cybersecurity (important in anyone’s book). but the key message is not so much about how social alarms and telecare technologies are ‘out of date’ and vulnerable to cyber attacks; rather it is about our opportunity to develop new service frameworks, based on digital networks, that enable people to access health and support services in new ways. central to the new service frameworks is the way that people can be empowered through access wider opportunities for education and work, entertainment, social networking and public engagement. linked with this is the extent to which we can all increase our health knowledge and play a greater part in the management of our health. but as we approach necessary (and inevitable) changes in service frameworks, malcolm argues (for the uk and australia) that there is a ‘conspiracy of whispers’ for fear of upsetting that minority of service providers, manufacturers and suppliers that do not see the opportunity. key messages focus on the need for the further improvement of our broadband networks – and, of course, to be cyber-aware as we harness the linked potential. for inspiration, he suggests, we should look to scotland … to which we should add the scandinavian countries who are several steps further ahead. more than this, he notes, the new service frameworks are supported through the ’s 2018/19 international code of practice for telehealth services. the full article is accessible here news utopia telecare study released 18th february 2018 admin moving on from the whole system demonstrators the utopia study was undertaken in late 2016 and early 2017. it engaged with over 150 adult social care authorities in england. the research, led by dr john woolham at king’s college london, aimed to examine the role of and momentum behind telecare services after the uncertainties that had arisen from the outcomes of the whole system demonstrator programme. the full research team comprised: dr john woolham, king’s college, london dr nicole steils, king’s college, london dr malcolm fisk, de montfort university, leicester professor kirsty forsyth, queen margaret university college, edinburgh jeremy porteus, housing learning and improvement network headline findings and crucial questions headline findings from the research include the fact that local authorities continue to invest in telecare despite (and partly because of) public sector austerity. but there was great variation between authorities both regarding the extent of investment and regarding many facets of service design and management. in this context, questions arise about how variation might (or should) be addressed and as to what role telecare might play in the future. these questions loom especially large as attention is given to the necessity for services to transfer from old analogue to newer digital networks – a matter that could (if services were rethought from a more user oriented perspective) lead to realisation of the promise of those digital networks to empower users in new ways. that empowerment, only touched on lightly in the research, could include the building (for users) of health literacy, greater self management of health conditions and the adoption of healthier lifestyles – matters of great concern, of course, to the . it follows that there are crucial questions to be asked about the place of telecare at the social care and health ‘interface’. at the moment telecare is, to a large extent, trapped in social care. that will change – and the outcomes of this research will help us to build the foundations for changes that are necessary. the research report is to be found here: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/sspp/policy-institute/scwru/res/utopia/output.aspx news 2018/19 edition of the international code now released! 30th november 2017 admin new international code released! the 2018/19 version of the ’s well respected international code of practice for telehealth services has now been released! partnership with global community resourcing (australia) headline news associated with the code is the partnership that is being built between the tqg and global community resourcing (cr). cr is supporting the ‘roll-out’ of the code in australia. this follows successive visits to australia by tqg directors (dr kevin doughty and dr malcolm fisk, below) and study visits made by cr (led by anne livingstone, below) to different countries of the eu. the work in australia will complement that of the tqg in europe which has stimulated a steady growth in the organisation’s membership. what’s new in the 2018/19 edition? big push for interoperability: a big push is made towards ‘fitness for purpose’ of services taking account of the interoperability of the technologies – not just from hubs to remote centres but also around devices for the person or the home. “greater interoperability means greater choice.” openness for performance measures: performance measures will now be required to be ‘honestly and openly’ displayed on service websites. “openness with performance indicators means greater accountability.” more attention to cybersecurity: the absolute need for cybersecurity measures to be in place is reaffirmed and strengthened. “more attention to cybersecurity means the greater trust.” each of these reflects the consumer and service user perspective that has been taken by the tqg itself and the international code since its inception. featured tqg plays a key part in major brussels workshop 15th november 2017 admin tqg plays a key part in major brussels workshop the tqg, as workpackage leaders and partners in the european commission funded progressive project played a key part in presenting to and leading a major brussels workshop with over 80 partici

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