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Transforming Primary Care: Leveraging Integrated Primary Health care Data to Improve Primary Health Outcomes

This project created a secure, integrated health data platform that connects information from general practice and hospitals across Western Sydney, to help clinicians can gain a more complete view of patient care journeys and make better-informed decisions to improve health outcomes. 

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Using General Practice Data in Research (GP Data)

Opportunity: Over 80% of Australians see their GPs each year, making the information held in general practice the most comprehensive record of the health of all Australians. However, this information is used to a limited degree. How can we enhance public confidence in the secondary use of general practice data for research purposes?

By |2026-08-17T14:40:22+09:3030 June 2023|Comments Off on Using General Practice Data in Research (GP Data)

Phase 2 COVID-19: utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

Opportunity: Bring together researchers, PHNs and a digital health technology partner to harness near real-time clinical data to help better understand the impact of long COVID on patients and the primary care system.

By |2026-08-24T12:12:00+09:308 March 2023|Comments Off on Phase 2 COVID-19: utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

COVID-19 – utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

Opportunity: This project sought to harness near real-time electronic general practice (GP) data to provide actionable insights for policy and healthcare decision-making.

By |2026-08-26T17:23:18+09:3010 September 2022|Comments Off on COVID-19 – utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

Determining consumer preferences and experiences regarding telehealth and embedding the consumer into reimagining healthcare in Australia

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. 

By |2026-08-24T11:49:37+09:309 September 2022|Comments Off on Determining consumer preferences and experiences regarding telehealth and embedding the consumer into reimagining healthcare in Australia
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