Opportunity: provide a clearer understanding of social licence in the context of synthetic health data through targeted consumer and stakeholder engagement activities designed to explore trust, transparency and social licence considerations.
Opportunity: explore how a National Network of Living Labs could accelerate innovation through co-design involving providers, researchers, technology developers, caregivers and older Australians
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.
Opportunity: co-design a digital readiness and goal-setting platform, Pathways, that aims to improve outcomes for life-insured customers experiencing mental ill-health while on income protection claims.
Opportunity: Led by La Trobe University with support from the DHCRC Synthetic Data (SynD) Community of Practice and international experts from Swansea University and the Secure Anonymised Information Linkage (SAIL) Databank, this series addresses critical barriers in health data access, privacy, and interoperability.
Opportunity: Virtual hospitals are emerging as a critical model of care for delivering hospital-level services remotely. Patient-facing mobile applications play an increasingly important role in supporting remote monitoring and patient engagement, yet evidence on their real-world impact remains limited. This project sought to address this gap by evaluating the use of a patient-facing application within Australia's first virtual hospital for acute respiratory care.
Opportunity: This project explored how health consumers (e.g., patients, carers, public) perceive the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in digital health, with a focus on AI-generated summarisation of health information. As AI tools become increasingly integrated into healthcare systems, understanding how they are received by patients, carers, and the public is critical to ensure safe, ethical, and effective adoption in Australia.
Opportunity: deliver an online capacity-building platform for researchers, through the curation and development of high-quality resources that would enable researchers to undertake more inclusive research
Opportunity: This project looks at the opportunities and benefits of using digital engagement to support people returning to health, life and work after a motor vehicle accident.
Opportunity: explore consumer preferences, expectations and experiences with telehealth especially in relation to allied health care that could inform future health policy, service planning and digital health investment.
Opportunity: combine digital health, evidence-based education and personalised clinical support to help people better understand and manage menopausal change, particularly in the workplace
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).
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