There are many factors contributing to lack of collaboration which relates to teamwork and partnership in healthcare organization such as low awareness level in technology use, computer literacy, absence of e-health cloud, poor health information systems, decentralized systems, language barriers, difficulty to manage and control large amounts of data, work independently and time factor. Among medical staffs it is important to be able to share information and knowledge in patient treatments by having a better implementation of the electronic health cloud as service can improve and enhance the collaboration This research was conducted using mixed method approach combining observations, questionnaires and interviews used to determine the level of collaboration among medical staff in e-health cloud environment.
In the 21 st century, there has been a growing concern about the role of higher education institution and how well they are satisfying the employers' needs. Malaysian Prime Minister mentioned that only 23% of the workforce was highly skilled in year 2010. This percentage is much lower, compared with other developed countries. It was stressed that, there is a need to improve the composition of highly skilled workers to at least 37% by 2015, to become a developed nation. The purpose of this paper is to highlight the causes of unemployment among Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) graduates in Malaysia and the need for changes in the curriculum. Data were collected based on quantitative and qualitative study. Questionnaires were used to gather information from 296 current undergraduate students and 248 graduate students. These students are from public University in Malaysia. Besides distributing questionnaires, short interviews were also carried out. This paper concludes that the higher education institutions need to reengineer their curriculum in order to keep them updated in-line with employers need in the job market.
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