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A local navigation tool for mental health care (MChart)

Opportunity: co-designing and creating a comprehensive digital mental health service platform (MChart) to facilitate local navigation of mental health care for health professionals and decision makers. 

By |2026-09-15T10:04:51+09:308 March 2023|Comments Off on A local navigation tool for mental health care (MChart)

Spatial management of health risk: Applying geospatial technology for risk visualisation, hotspot identification, and analysis of geographic variation

Opportunity: Health systems collect vast amounts of information about healthcare use, yet often lack visibility of the geographic and environmental factors that influence health outcomes. This project explored how geospatial technologies can enrich health data to better support health planning and risk management. 

By |2026-08-24T11:21:01+09:302 October 2022|Comments Off on Spatial management of health risk: Applying geospatial technology for risk visualisation, hotspot identification, and analysis of geographic variation

Enhanced data extraction and modelling from electronic medical records and phenotyping for clinical care, and research: Case studies in management of medication stewardship

Opportunity: demonstrate how electronic medical record (EMR) data could support safer and more proactive hospital care.

By |2026-10-28T17:03:24+10:3023 September 2022|Comments Off on Enhanced data extraction and modelling from electronic medical records and phenotyping for clinical care, and research: Case studies in management of medication stewardship

Predicting resident deterioration and acute care needs in aged 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.

By |2026-10-21T11:39:27+10:3019 September 2022|Comments Off on Predicting resident deterioration and acute care needs in aged care
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