Opportunity: address challenges in recognising and managing deterioration in a timely manner in residential aged care facilities through digital innovation and evidence-based care coordination.
Opportunity: Australia’s national interoperability initiative, including the Australian Core Data for Interoperability (AUCDI) and the Sparked‑AU Program depend on a capable workforce with clinical information modelling (CIM) skills—a specialised discipline that transforms clinical knowledge into structured, consensus-driven data models.
Opportunity: to lay the foundations for a nationally recognised Clinical Informatics Fellowship, a pathway through which clinicians can build, demonstrate and receive professional recognition to become an accredited expert in digital health.
Opportunity: Enable a personalised digital community health care model that guides case managers to better manage caseloads, prioritise patients for discharge and incorporate additional insights on patients’ health and behaviours outside the clinic.
Opportunity: evaluate the implementation of intelligent decision support solutions within a digital hospital system.
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.
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: support the Australian response to the COVID-19 pandemic by creating a way to capture a broad range of clinical and patient reported data spanning the entire patient journey, from diagnosis through management and into long term follow up.
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