In October CEBIT AUSTRALIA held its yearly technology related conference. Australian Health Journal’s reporter Anne Dao spoke with health technology thought leaders on what needs to be consider in Co-Design, Adoption and Interoperability of technology aided healthcare delivery
Watch interviews with the following:
- Rachel de Sain CEO Codesain
- Dr Amandeep Hansra GP, Director Coviu & Digital Health Consultant for Evermed Consulting
- Dr Mark Simpson, Chief Clinical Information Officer eHealth NSW
- Dr Zoran Bolevich, Chief Executive, eHealth NSW & Chief Information Officer, NSW Health
This concludes the final instalment of the Australian Health Journal episode on Technology Aided Healthcare Delivery. To watch the other instalments click below:
Artificial Intelligence in trials and clinical care
http://ahj.com.au/new-tech/artificial-intelligence-ai-in-clinical-trials-and-clinical-care/
Artificial Intelligence (AI) & data skilling clinicians
http://ahj.com.au/new-content/artificial-intelligence-ai-data-skilling-clinicians/
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Orthopaedic surgeon driven to understand & manage infection
In tandem with his clinical practice, Associate Professor Tetsworth is deeply engaged in orthopaedic research, with a keen interest in infection management, infection control, limb salvage, bone defect reconstruction, biomarker development for infection, bone growth hormone delivery, and the use of 3D printed models for reconstructing segmental bone defects.
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New treatment options under investigation for pelvic organ prolapse
Dr Shayanti Mukherjee, Research Group Head, Translational Tissue Engineering at the with her team at Hudson Institute of Medical Research is developing new ways to prevent and potential cure pelvic organ prolapse (POP). The technology aims to ultimately lead to safer and more effective treatment for women with pelvic organ prolapse (POP) using a woman’s own stem cells to boost the effectiveness of a degradable mesh.
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ACN National Nursing Forum 2019
The Australian College of Nursing National Nursing Forum was held in Hobart Tasmania in August 2019.
