Procurement of eight e-learning formats on digitalization topics Public Administration/Public Health Service

This tender concerns the procurement of eight distinct e-learning modules focused on digitalization within the public administration and public health service sectors. The contractor will be responsible for developing comprehensive e-learning content covering specific, critical digital topics. These include: Topic 1: Electronic Health Record (ePA), Topic 2: TI-Messenger (TIM), Topic 3: Digital Identities and Authentication, Topic 4: Low Code, No Code, and AI Coding for the Public Health Service (ÖGD), Topic 5: Telemedicine in the Public Health Service (ÖGD), Topic 6: Digital Accessibility, Topic 7: Social Media in Health Authorities, and Topic 8: ÖGD Net. The primary objective of these e-learning formats is to impart and solidify current knowledge among learners regarding these digital themes. Furthermore, the modules are intended to provide a scientifically grounded outlook on future developments within these areas. The academy aims to ensure that participants gain a thorough understanding of the rapidly evolving digital landscape relevant to public administration and health services. Detailed specifications and requirements for the e-learning formats are available in the tender documents. This initiative underscores a commitment to enhancing digital literacy and preparedness within these vital public service sectors.

This is a supplies contract in the education and training, information and communication technology and health and medical services sectors, with a focus on education technology, digital health systems and Telemedicine. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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