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BP-CLIPS

Opportunity: evaluate a digital intervention that has the potential to support self-management of blood pressure control that has been co-designed with consumers to reflect diverse lived experiences.

By |2026-10-26T15:59:40+10:3012 March 2026|Comments Off on BP-CLIPS

Using data analytics and economic modelling to support population health planning and clinical management of mental health patients

Opportunity: analyse linked data for evidence to improve service planning and policy development towards better outcomes for those diagnosed with mental health conditions in WA.

By |2026-10-20T17:54:51+10:3016 March 2023|Comments Off on Using data analytics and economic modelling to support population health planning and clinical management of mental health patients

Phase 2 COVID-19: utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

Opportunity: Bring together researchers, PHNs and a digital health technology partner to harness near real-time clinical data to help better understand the impact of long COVID on patients and the primary care system.

By |2026-08-24T12:12:00+09:308 March 2023|Comments Off on Phase 2 COVID-19: utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

Engagement and behaviour modification of patients with atrial fibrillation for improved health outcomes

Opportunity: Atrial fibrillation (AF) is associated with increased risk of stroke, heart failure, reduced quality of life, and increased health service use. This project aimed to implement and evaluate a multitouch digital support program for patients with AF involving the use of interactive voice response technology, text messages, and a web-based education portal.

By |2026-09-07T16:16:12+09:308 March 2023|Comments Off on Engagement and behaviour modification of patients with atrial fibrillation for improved health outcomes

COVID-19 – utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

Opportunity: This project sought to harness near real-time electronic general practice (GP) data to provide actionable insights for policy and healthcare decision-making.

By |2026-08-26T17:23:18+09:3010 September 2022|Comments Off on COVID-19 – utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy
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