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Improving Patient Care and Flow Management Using an Integrated Digital Platform – an Independent Benefit Analysis

Opportunity: independently evaluate whether integrated digital workflow tools such as Alcidion’s Miya Precision platform could improve patient care coordination and hospital performance.

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VALID-AI: Validation and Impact of AI for Deterioration

Opportunity: AI-driven clinical decision support tools like the Ainsoff Deterioration Index (ADI) have the potential to improve patient outcomes, but robust evaluation frameworks are lacking. This project aimed to evaluate the ADI’s performance and clinical impact, supporting evidence-based AI across Australian healthcare.

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A Research Fellowship – Mapping Responsible AI in Healthcare: Evaluating Guidelines and Leadership Perspectives

Opportunity: Learning from the PreHaRM experience, identifying points of convergence and disconnect, between policy and practice is critical for reducing implementation delays, and ensuring that AI technologies are introduced in ways that genuinely support clinical staff and improve patient outcomes.

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PhD scholarship for Cory Williams: Improving patient experiences and outcomes from elective surgery in Australia: an investigation into perioperative patient health literacy, learning preferences and knowledge needs

Opportunity: Surgery plays a crucial role in healthcare, accounting for 30% of the global burden of disease (Shrime et al., 2016).

By |2026-11-12T15:08:45+10:305 September 2024|Comments Off on PhD scholarship for Cory Williams: Improving patient experiences and outcomes from elective surgery in Australia: an investigation into perioperative patient health literacy, learning preferences and knowledge needs

Governance of AI applications in health service organisations

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.

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PhD scholarship top-up for Fahmida Rahman: The economic costs and impacts on health systems of residential fires in New South Wales

Opportunity: This project aims to estimate the total economic costs of residential fire from a societal perspective by quantifying the costs borne by different stakeholders and the direct and indirect impacts on them. This includes fire response agencies, ambulances, hospitals, businesses, and individuals.

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PhD scholarship top-up for Kacie Patterson: A smartphone app for sedentary behaviour change in cardiac rehabilitation and the effect on hospital admissions

Opportunity: One third of all heart attacks in Australia are repeat events. Furthermore, the greatest hospital readmission costs fall within the first year following the initial cardiac event. Secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease through exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation is an intervention with strong scientific evidence for decreasing morbidity and mortality in patients.

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