Opportunity: Existing AI ethics frameworks have been largely theoretical and difficult to operationalise within complex healthcare environments. This project addressed this by developing and testing a practical governance framework and AI maturity model within a leading Australian health service.
Opportunity: Globally, there is a rapidly growing market for socially assisted robots (SARs) – robots that possess social and human characteristics and aid in consumer interactions. In 2020, the market for SARs rose 12% to reach a turnover of $US6.7 billion, and growth in new consumer service robots rose by 16% to $US4.4 billion.
Opportunity: explore whether high-quality synthetic health data could bridge a gap in access to realistic health data for training and innovation while maintaining appropriate privacy and confidentiality controls.
Opportunity: address barriers to optimal care for individuals living with genetic disorders through the development and integration of a scalable digital solution enabling clinical genetics services (CGS).
Opportunity: Establish and deploy an integrated, interoperable and secure scalable platform which could harmonise multimodal healthcare data for data-driven research and development. The project also looked to create a use case to validate platform efficacy.
Opportunity: explore how digital health could provide more relevant, person-centred support following a heart attack.
Opportunity: Determine if AI-assisted detection of pathological findings can improve care delivery and patient outcomes.
Opportunity: investigate how to value digital health maturity and evaluate the health economic impact of increasing regional digital health ecosystem maturity.
Opportunity: demonstrate how electronic medical record (EMR) data could support safer and more proactive hospital care.
Opportunity: explore the opportunity to use routinely collected structured information and free-text clinical records to equip aged care providers to identify deteriorating residents living in their care, so that appropriate care and resources can be provisioned.
Opportunity: help Queensland health professionals adapt and thrive to the digital revolution taking place in healthcare.
Opportunity: explore the role data collected through various systems in hospitals can play in supporting reflective practice by health professionals to improve health outcomes for patients.
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