Developing innovative technologies to support behaviour change after myocardial infarction
Opportunity: explore how digital health could provide more relevant, person-centred support following a heart attack.
Opportunity: explore how digital health could provide more relevant, person-centred support following a heart attack.
Opportunity: This project investigated the uptake and effectiveness of existing digital tools aimed at supporting lifestyle modification for weight management in people interested in improving their health.
Opportunity: investigate how to value digital health maturity and evaluate the health economic impact of increasing regional digital health ecosystem maturity.
Opportunity: The project aimed to address the need for a scalable, patient-centred digital solution that could support both patients and healthcare professionals in improving medication-taking behaviours and self-management in serious or chronic disease.
Opportunity: identify feature needs of telehealth end-users and address the gap by developing practical features to enhance telehealth experiences and support better patient understanding after a virtual consultation.
Opportunity: harness the power of digital technologies to better support Australians living with a mental health condition following a traumatic event.
Opportunity: This project examined the impact of government and industry-led policy and service delivery changes in response to the outbreak of COVID-19 and explored how Australia could move toward a truly reimagined healthcare system enabled by digital technologies.
Opportunity: validate existing quality-of-life measurement tool to report on and improve quality of life in aged care.
Opportunity: The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of telehealth across Australia, but little was known about how consumers experienced and valued virtual care. This project addressed a significant evidence gap by examining consumer preferences, experiences and expectations regarding telehealth and its future role within Australia's healthcare system.
Opportunity: High-quality primary healthcare is fundamental to improving health outcomes, yet Australia lacks a nationally agreed, evidence-based and practical mechanism for measuring quality in general practice and broader primary healthcare settings. The project sought to address this gap by developing a framework for defining, evaluating and improving quality primary care in Australian general practice.