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By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 18, 2019
Healthcare has previously been one of the industries hesitant to shift to the cloud, but that trend may be changing for the better.
By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 17, 2019
Amalgamating multiple services into one to provide a single overview of a patient is no easy feat – it requires the consolidation of multiple business process managements and the creation of a unified customer service platform, amongst other things.
By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 16, 2019
Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) has rolled out a digital system that aims to give paramedics greater access to a patient’s vital medical information in an emergency.
By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 15, 2019
A new app unveiled in Adelaide promises to significantly improve the assessment and subsequent treatment of scars by giving clinicians access to a huge range of reference resources.
By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 11, 2019
St John Ambulance WA is now using mobile and virtual reality in its first aid training, allowing people to use virtual reality to learn how to respond to an emergency, hone lifesaving skills and make first aid more available.
By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 10, 2019
The number of data breaches involving My Health Record has risen year-on-year, from 35 incidents in the last financial year to 42 incidents this year, a report by the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) has shown.
By Diana Manos | 01:00 am | January 09, 2019
Microsoft and Allscripts subsidiary Veradigm announced a partnership to develop a new product that would help researchers conduct studies via Allscripts cloud-based electronic health record (EHR).
By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 09, 2019
Ambulance Victoria will soon deploy a predictive analytics platform that gives its paramedics access to real-time information, enhancing and accelerating its decision making as the need for emergency services grows.
By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 08, 2019
A national study into the risks of CT scans in children that was delayed by three years waiting for Commonwealth approval to access data has supported findings that Australian health and medical researchers face a myriad of problems around data accessibility for research.
By Staff Writer | 01:00 am | January 07, 2019
Australia’s healthcare industry and government stakeholders need to focus on four key areas – technology development, regulation, investment and implementation – to stimulate a thriving digital health industry.