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Representatives from two healthcare providers and a technology partner discussed the meaning, processes and obstacles to innovation in healthcare at the HIMSS Australia Digital Health Summit.
Perspectives from the patient and provider were shared about the complexities of access and use of patient data at a panel discussion at the HIMSS Australia Digital Health Summit.
The suite of clinical tools and resources includes include a guide for ED clinicians with practical information on accessing up-to-date My Health Record data.
Patients can use a smart speaker to tell a nurse or caregiver that they need something, then the request is routed to appropriate care team members, who can view the alert on mobile devices.
RMIT is a facilitator of the Melbourne Ecosystem, which will continue to connect partners and collaborators through the ecosystem, encouraging membership and expansion to support significant topics to Australia.
The technology is being piloted at six NSW Health public hospitals in a range of clinical settings including hospital EDs, wards, clinics and pathology collection centres.
The app enables patients to receive and respond to appointment reminders, check-in for their appointments, and receive clinical reminders and other messages from their practice or GP.
The app is the first locally developed solution of its type to offer full access to EMR data.
The collaboration will also enable broader coordination of the central intake of referrals received electronically, by fax or hard copy into a universal form for acceptance, triaging and processing.
The software integration will help streamline back-end processing and enable more Simply Helping's more than 1,000 staff members better support their clients from the field, officials say.